All-Ireland series: Cork 3-9 Donegal 0-16 (Result)
Tailteann Cup Round Three: Fermanagh 3-11 Laois 2-13 (Result)
All-Ireland series: Cavan 0-13 Dublin 5-17 (Result)
Cork 3-8 Donegal 0-16
It was all going Donegal's way, but Cork have their own ideas and re-take the lead with Steven Sherlock hitting the mark.
What a remarkable game this is!
Cork 3-7 Donegal 0-16
What a turnaround this has been by Donegal!
They score again and are now level via Aaron Doherty. Two minutes left plus added time...
Cork 3-7 Donegal 0-15
Caolan McGonagle reduces Cork's lead to one point!
With 65 minutes on the clock, there is still plenty of time to go at Pairc Ui Rinn and all of the momentum is with Donegal.
Fermanagh 0-1 Laois 0-0
The Ulster side strike first in this Tailteann Cup encounter at Pearse Park as Sean Cassidy gives Fermanagh an early lead,
Cork 3-7 Donegal 0-14
It's a two-point game as Oisin Gallen adds his third.
Donegal came back from four down against Armagh in the Ulster final, can they come back from five down to get a result today?
Cork 3-7 Donegal 0-13
Brian Hurley scores for Cork, but Ryan McHugh answers with his first of the day. It remains a three point game, as we approach the last 10 minutes of normal time.
Cork 3-6 Donegal 0-12
Image source, InphoCork v Donegal second half action
Cork 3-6 Donegal 0-12
Paddy McBrearty scores again to take his personal tally to 0-7, before Oisin Gallen points from 50 metres out.
For as poor a start as Donegal made to the second half, only three points separate the sides with just under 20 minutes still to play.
Cork 3-6 Donegal 0-10
Brian Hurley pushes Cork's lead out to five, but when Donegal badly need a score it's Paddy McBrearty who steps up with his sixth of the day - and Donegal's first of the half.
However, Cork aren't too troubled, and quickly go down the other end and reply via Colm O'Callaghan.
Fermanagh v Laois (15:45 BST)
Fermanagh made it two wins from two Tailteann Cup matches with a battling 1-13 to 0-13 win over Carlow in Group 3.
Carlow gave the Ulster visitors a tough game at Netwatch Cullen Park with Fermanagh needing a Conor McShea goal just before the break to go in 1-4 to 0-6 up at half-time.
Josh Largo Ellis hit two third-quarter points following his switch to the half-forward line as Fermanagh led by three after 50 minutes.
A superb score by the impressive Jonathan Cassidy and two late points from substitute Conor Love helped the Ernemen keep their noses in front, with Ultan Kelm's two second-half scores from play also crucial for Kieran Donnelly's side.
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Image source, InphoJosh Largo Ellis helped Fermanagh to victory over Carlow a fortnight ago
Rory Maguire (Cork) 39 mins
What on earth is going on with Donegal?
Cork have come flying out of the changing rooms for the second half with two goals in as many minutes. This time they overturn Donegal in midfield and work it to Rory Maguire who raises Cork's third green flag of the day.
In the blink of an eye, Cork lead by four points.
Sean Powter (Cork) 37 mins
Cork punch a hole through Donegal's packed defence as Colm O'Callaghan drives forward and lays the ball off for Sean Powter at the right time, and he finishes into the net for Cork's second of the game!
Cork 1-4 Donegal 0-9
The second half is underway... Can Donegal see out their lead?
Plenty of Donegal supporters have made the long journey down to Cork, as an attendance of 7,451 is announced.
Image source, BBC SportDonegal's Peadar Mogan
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HT: Cork 1-4 Donegal 0-9
Image source, InphoHT Score
HT: Cork 1-4 Donegal 0-9
Donegal finish the half the stronger of the two teams, but they need goalkeeper Shaun Patton to make an excellent save to preserve their half-time lead.
Brian Hurley has a huge goal chance from five metres out, but Patton gets down low and makes the save!
At the other end, Donegal corner back Ciaran Moore adds his second of the game.
Image source, InphoFirst half action from Cork versus Donegal
Cork 1-4 Donegal 0-8
Scores from Oisin Gallen and Paddy McBrearty have Donegal ahead as we approach half-time. They have outscored Cork 0-5 to 0-1 in the last 10 minutes.
Cork 1-4 Donegal 0-6
Paddy McBrearty levels the game with his fourth of the afternoon, but it doesn't last long as Paul Walsh puts his team back in front.
Cork 1-3 Donegal 0-5
The action is frenetic in Pairc Ui Rinn!
Chris Óg Jones pushes Cork's lead out to three, but Donegal respond brilliantly with scores from Ciaran Moore and Niall O'Donnell.
Matty Taylor (Cork) 19 mins
Donegal are turned over on the attack, with no defenders back and are duly punished.
Matty Taylor drives 80 metres on his own, and with only goalkeeper Shaun Patton to beat, he finishes into the net in a one-on-one!
Image source, InphoDonegal's Peadar Mogan is tackled by Cork's Sean Power