It's Paddy McBrearty's 150th appearance for Donegal and he is on fire, scoring two points in quick succession.

First, he drives a powerful shot at goal, but Cork's Chris Kelly gets a hand to the shot and pushes it over the bar for one point instead of three. Then, he fists over another a minute later.

Cork reply however, via Chris Óg Jones.

Scores aren't coming easily for either side in the early stages, but Cork are up running as Brian Hurley levels from a free.

Through five minutes there is just one point on the board via a Paddy McBrearty free for Donegal.

The ball is thrown-in and the action is underway at Pairc Ui Rinn.

The sun is shining and the supporters are out in force, with both stands full to the brim.

Today's meeting between Cork and Donegal could have a huge say in who tops the group, as both sides won their respective opening encounters, with Cork toppling Clare and Donegal defeating Tyrone.

Cork make one late change before throw-in, with Mark Cronin coming in for Conor Corbett at full forward. Donegal are unchanged from the team named in the matchday programme.

Cork: C Kelly; K Flahive, D O’Mahony, M Shanley; R Maguire, T Walsh, M Taylor; I Maguire, C O’Callaghan; P Walsh, S Powter, B O’Driscoll; C Jones, M Cronin, B Hurley.

Donegal: S Patton; E Gallagher, B McCole, C Moore; R McHugh, C McGonagle, P Mogan; J McGee, Michael Langan; S O’Donnell, C Thompson, D Ó Baoill; P McBrearty, O Gallen, N O’Donnell.

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Donegal showed no signs of an Ulster final hangover as they registered a comfortable 0-21 to 0-14 win over Tyrone in their All-Ireland group opener at Ballybofey last weekend.

A crowd of 16,607 watched on as Jim McGuinness made it 16 league and championship games unbeaten at the home of Donegal football.

Oisin Gallen continued his fine summer as he top scored with seven points despite the close attention of Tyrone full-back, Padraig Hampsey.

The winning of the game came in the third quarter, the Tir Chonaill outscoring their visitors six points to one in a fifteen minute spell before eventually winning by a comfortable 0-21 to 0-14 scoreline.

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Welcome to our coverage of today's GAA action with three Ulster teams chasing victory.

In-form Donegal get us under way against Cork at 14:30 BST in the All-Ireland SFC group stage.

It's a rejuvenated team under Jim McGuinness and the Ulster champions are going for a ninth straight win when they take on the Rebels at Pairc Ui Rinn.

Donegal eased to a seven-point derby win over Tyrone last weekend in their Group 3 opener while Cork defeated Clare.

Cavan started with a heavy defeat by Mayo and and it doesn't get any easier this evening as they take on All-Ireland champions Dublin at 17:00.

The Breffni men will have to be at the best to get anything out of the Group 2 encounter although they do boast home advantage.

We'll have live text commentary from the two All-Ireland games plus the latest as Fermanagh go up against Laois (15:45) in the final round of Talteann Cup group fixtures

The Ernemen just need to avoid defeat at Pearse Park to make the quarter-finals as Group 3 winners.

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