Clare get themselves into the game thanks to a goal from Ciaran Downes.

Antrim are in control at a very wet and windy Corrigan Park.

Conor Hand gets the first two-pointer of the day, which was quickly followed by a goal from Fionn Nagle to extend the Saffrons' lead.

The All-Ireland Intermediate Club Football Final between Derry club Ballinderry and Mayo outfit Crossmolina at Croke Park is certain to be an emotional occasion.

The game was scheduled to take place two weeks ago but was postponed following the tragic death of Róisín Cryan, the fiancee of Crossmolina and Mayo player Conor Loftus.

Having endured tragedies of their own down the years, including the sudden death of 23-year-old player Aaron Devlin from meningitis in 2015, Ballinderry reached out to the Mayo club after the devastating news.

Both agreed that getting the game played was "secondary" as Crossmolina processed their grief.

But following consultations with the Cryan and Loftus families, Crossmolina now feel ready to play although emotions are certain to be raw at Croke Park.

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Armagh's Kevin Faloon throws in the ball for the new 1v1 throw-in and things are underway at Corrigan Park.

Antrim's Conor Hand with the first point of the day.

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Malachy O'Rourke's reign as Tyrone manager got off to a winning start as his new side defeated Derry by 2-13 to 1-9 in Division One in Omagh.

A goal in each half from Michael McKernan and Peter Teague helped the home side earn an opening round Allianz League win with the eagerly awaited new rule 'enhancements' in operation for the first time.

Tyrone led 1-7 to 0-6 at the break with a superb Conor Glass goal helping Derry, who had Paddy Tally in charge for the first time, back into the lead midway through the second half.

Tyrone recovered and finished strongly in the final quarter with Darren McCurry's two-pointer one of the memorable scores.

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Galway showed the first signs of a recovery with a 1-12 to 0-9 Division One win over All-Ireland champions Armagh in a repeat of last year's Sam Maguire decider at Pearse Stadium.

Cillian O Curraoin starred for Galway with 0-5, including a two-pointer, with the hosts scoring three two-pointers during a two-minute second-half spell under the new floodlights at Salthill.

Matthew Tierney's first-half penalty helped Galway lead 1-4 to 0-5 at the break while Armagh had Niall Grimley red carded with 10 minutes to play.

Kieran McGeeney's side went 18 first-half minutes and 23 second-half minutes without a score in the first top-flight game to feature Gaelic football's new playing rules.

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After a frantic Saturday opening to the Allianz Football League, today's action is a little less box office from an Ulster point of view with the sidebar Ballinderry's All-Ireland Intermediate Club Final against Crossmolina at Croke Park.

Down get their Division Two campaign under way with a difficult looking away fixture against a Roscommon team that are being tipped to make a quick return to Division One. Throw-in is 14:00 GMT at Dr Hyde Park.

In Division Three, Antrim take on Clare at Corrigan Park (13:00) in what already looks a big game for a Saffrons side, whose home form is going to be vital to their league prospects.

After Naomh Padraig Muff's agonising 0-9 to 0-8 All-Ireland Junior Club Final defeat by An Cheathru Rua on Galway yesterday, Ballinderry are at headquarters today as they take on Mayo club Crossmolina in the intermediate decider (13:30).

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