Hugh McElroy has been brought in to replace James McElroy in the Monaghan line-up for tomorrow evening's Ulster SFC quarter-final replay with Armagh (Clones, throw-in 5.30pm).

Monaghan 0-10 Armagh 0-10

Monaghan manager Seamus McEneaney has made three changes to his side for Sunday's Ulster SFC quarter-final tussle with Armagh (Clones, throw-in 3.30pm).

MEATH introduce two newcomers, goalkeeper Brendan Murphy and right half-forward Peter Curran, for Sunday’s Bank of Ireland Leinster SFC first round clash with neighbours Louth at Croke Park.

Monaghan 0-17 Wexford 0-12

Monaghan 2-18 London 1-9

Monaghan manager Seamus McEnaney left a vacancy for at right half-forward as he named his line-up for Sunday's Ulster SFC quarter-final against Derry at Clones.

INSTEAD of a mere appetiser at Croke Park, we were served a veritable feast, with a twist in the tale that will rank alongside any of Croke Park’s surreal climaxes.

NIGEL CRAWFORD puts his roast beef bap down, takes off his overcoat and stretches his long legs under, in and around the tiny table in Searson’s pub on Dublin’s Baggot Street.

Tyrone manager Mickey Harte will use today's game against Antrim in Dungannon as a chance to experiment.

Full-time: Armagh 2-19 Monaghan 0-10

Monaghan boss Colm Coyle has made several changes to his side ahead of Sunday's eagerly-awaited Ulster opener with Armagh.

MONAGHAN may have struggled at times during this low-key National Football League Division 2A game in Clones yesterday, but they always had enough in reserve to contain the threat of London and ran out deserving winners.

ANOTHER fruitless Sigerson weekend for UCD footballers. In each of the past four years, the Belfield campus has been favoured to shake things up. Each time, they have come unstuck.

Monaghan have reacted to the loss of influential defender Vincent Corey by leaving a vacancy at corner-back for Sunday's Ulster clash with Down.

Monaghan boss Colm Coyle has included four debutants in his side to face

LIMERICK have kept faith with the side that agonisingly lost the Allianz National Football League Division 2 final for next Sunday’s opening game in the Munster senior football championship against Cork at Pairc Uí Chaoimh.

IT may only be the opening round of the National League, but the appeal of Cork and Kerry continues to attract above average interest for football followers.

Meath hero Colm Coyle has named an impressive Monaghan team ahead of his first competitive game in charge against Derry on Sunday.

Fermanagh 4-13 Monaghan 2-11