Monaghan 1-12 Down 1-09

Martin McGrath's efforts in driving Fermanagh to their first Ulster final in 26 years have seen him selected as the Ulster GAA Player of the Year.

Dublin GAA officials have moved swiftly to respond to an after-match incident during last Sunday's NFL Division 2 encounter at Parnell Park between the hosts and Monaghan, which caused injury to Monaghan forward Tommy Freeman.

Dublin manager Paul Caffrey has selected an unchanged team for Sunday's NFL Division 2 meeting with Armagh at Crossmaglen (throw-in 2.30pm).

A member of the Dublin management team could be in hot water after it was alleged that he head-butted Monaghan forward Thomas Freeman in the aftermath of the sides' NFL Division 2 draw at Parnell Park on Sunday.

Dublin 1-10 Monaghan 0-13

MONAGHAN 1-18 ROSCOMMON 1-8

Tyrone's grip on the Gaelic Life Dr McKenna Cup was loosened somewhat at Omagh this afternoon as a hungry UUJ side handed the Red Hands their first defeat in the competition in five years.

Kerry have secured seven places on the Gaelic Players' Association's Football Team of the Year for 2007.

Ulster joined Leinster at the top of the roll of honour with a committed display of football seeing them to a 1-12 to 1-8 win over Munster in tonight's M Donnelly Interprovincial football decider.

Ulster 1-15 Connacht 2-9

All-Ireland football champions Kerry have matched their hurling counterparts Kilkenny by having six players included in the 2007 Vodafone GAA All-Stars team, with all three O Sé brothers making the line-up.

Back-to-back All-Ireland SFC champions Kerry have topped the list of nominations for the Vodafone GAA All Star awards for 2007 which were announced this evening.

Longford 3-8 Offaly 1-14

Páidí Ó Sé's first league game in charge of Clare ended in a 0-17 to 0-9 victory as centre forward Michael O'Shea hit two crucial late scores against Carlow.

Monaghan 0-8 Cork 1-9

Monaghan perhaps put in the performance of the day as corner-forward Thomas Freeman inspired them to a shock defeat of Dublin at Parnell Park.

Ulster 2-13 Munster 0-9

Eleven players from Tyrone's All-Ireland SFC winning panel have been included in the 2005 Vodafone GAA All-Star nominations list, which was announced today.

Tyrone sharpshooter Stephen O'Neill was voted the Irish News/Ulster Player of the Year at an awards ceremony last night in Armagh.

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.

Never-say-die Monaghan lifted their first NFL title since 1985 when Meath substitute Mark Ward fisted an unlikely own goal to his own net in injury-time - sending the Royals into despair.

Division Two round-up

John O'Keefe has announced his panel for the forthcoming International Rules Test Series against Australia on October 24 and 31.

Meath 2-10 Monaghan 0-12

Meath 2-10

Meath 2-10 Monaghan 0-12

Colm Coyle's Monaghan side is back in business. The former Meath star's unflappable belief in his young warriors was justified at St Tiernach's Park today.

Down 1-12 Monaghan 0-13

Monaghan 0-13

Leinster 1-14 Ulster 2-9

Fermanagh 4-13 Monaghan 2-11

Finbar O'Reilly's magical scoring touch rescued struggling Cavan at Clones,

Mighty Monaghan set the Ulster Football Championship alight with a powerful