Monaghan SFC final - Scotstown 1-10 Clontibret 0-8 (FT)
Derry SFC final - Newbridge 1-12 Glen 2-8 (FT) - All-Ireland holders stunned
Fermanagh SFC final - Enniskillen Gaels 0-8 Erne Gaels 0-8 (Game goes to replay)
Newbridge 1-12 Glen 2-8
WOW.
Glen's reign as Derry, Ulster and All-Ireland champions is over.
Ciaran Brooks' injury-time winner gives Newbridge a first Derry SFC title in 35 years.
The Newbridge fans run onto the pitch while Glen look stunned.
FT: Enniskillen Gaels 0-8 Erne Gaels 0-8
It's all over at Brewster Park and both teams will have to do it all again in a replay next weekend.
Both sides had late chances, but Erne Gaels' Shane Rooney dropped a free short and Enniskillen's Callum Jones saw a free go wide of the post.
Newbridge 1-12 Glen 2-8
Newbridge cornerback Ciaran Brooks scores with 30 seconds to go!
Newbridge 1-11 Glen 2-8
UNREAL!
Ryan Dougan gets the final touch on a long hopeful ball in!
Glen somehow have got themselves level!
Two minutes of injury time to be played.
Newbridge 1-11 Glen 1-8
Conor Glass hits a free wide. Another from Stevie O'Hara.
Glen's grip on their Derry, Ulster and All-Ireland titles is loosening.
They have a couple of minutes plus stoppage time to save themselves.
Enniskillen Gaels 0-8 Erne Gaels 0-8
Two minutes of additional time has been indicated... Will there be a winner?
Newbridge 1-11 Glen 1-8
After an assist for the Newbridge goal, Conor McAteer pops the ball over the bar. Newbridge lead by three with around four minutes of nornal time to go.
Can they hang on for what be a shock victory?
Enniskillen Gaels 0-8 Erne Gaels 0-8
Erne Gaels supporters have breathed a huge sigh of relief!
Enniskillen's corner forward Conor Love had a shot drop short and the wet ball was spilled by the goalkeeper. However, he recovered his mistake and kept the ball out of his net.
With one minute of normal time to go a goal would surely be a winner...
Newbridge 1-10 Glen 1-8
Mark Doherty clips over from close range for Newbridge as the momentum shifts again.
Newbridge 1-9 Glen 1-8
Goal for Newbridge!
Shane McGrogan boxes the ball to the net after Conor McAteer's ball across, a sniff of a square ball but the green flag is raised.
Enniskillen Gaels 0-8 Erne Gaels 0-8
The Fermanagh SFC Final is level for the seventh time following Ross Bogue knocking over from a '45.
Erne Gaels manager Declan Bonner will have to watch the rest of the game from the stands, as he is sent off for protesting against the referee.
Newbridge 0-9 Glen 1-8
Conor Glass (we haven't mentioned him much today, have we?) strokes over a superb '45' as Glen turn the screw.
He punches the air, feeling his team have the upper hand now.
Enniskillen Gaels 0-7 Erne Gaels 0-8
That's three points on the bounce for Erne Gaels, with Ultan Kelm hitting possibly the score of the day after a stunning solo run.
They lead with less than 10 minutes to go...
Newbridge 0-9 Glen 1-7
Conleth McGuckian grabs a vital goal for Glen!
A superb break up the field leads to McGuckian coolly slotting home at the near post.
Could be a massive turning-point in this game.
Enniskillen Gaels 0-7 Erne Gaels 0-7
Dan McCann has the game level for the sixth time with 12 minutes to go!
If these two sides can't be separated after 60 minutes, they'll have to do it all over again in a replay next weekend.
Newbridge 0-9 Glen 0-7
Just as I say that, Newbridge halt Glen's charge with a point from Sean Young.
15 minutes to go.
Newbridge 0-8 Glen 0-7
For the second time in the game, Tiarnan Flanagan storms forward from defence to clip over a tidy score.
There's a bit more about Glen now, who have upped the intensity levels.
Enniskillen Gaels 0-7 Erne Gaels 0-6
Erne Gaels won't go away quietly. An Ultan Kelm free makes it a one-point game.
Newbridge 0-8 Glen 0-6
Danny Tallon with a free, a badly needed score for the champions.
Glen's Jack Doherty has come on for Conor Convery.
Enniskillen Gaels 0-7 Erne Gaels 0-5
Enniskillen Gaels have come flying out of the traps to start the second half and for the first time in the game there is a lead greater than one point, as Callum Jones and Ethan Beresford have the favourites two-to-the-good.