Postpublished at 13:47 British Summer Time 22 June
Down 0-0 Galway 0-0
Galway with the first attack but Dylan McHugh's fisted effort comes down off the post and cleared.
Summary
All-Ireland Minor semi-final: Tyrone 2-12 Roscommon 1-8 (Result)
All-Ireland SFC - Down 3-21 Galway 2-26 (Result)
All-Ireland SFC - Donegal 2-22 Louth 0-12 (Result)
Tailteann Cup semi-final - Wicklow 1-17 Limerick 2-18 (Result)
Tailteann Cup semi-final - Fermanagh 0-9 Kildare 1-13 (Result)
Postpublished at 13:47 British Summer Time 22 June
Underway in Newrypublished at 13:46 British Summer Time 22 June
Down 0-0 Galway 0-0
Referee Derek O'Mahoney from Tipperary has thrown the ball in and we are off in Pairc Esler with a place in next week's quarter-finals up for grabs.
Galway with the aid of the breeze for the first half.
Cork give Dubs a scarepublished at 13:42 British Summer Time 22 June
Dublin were made to sweat over their place in the last eight as they held off a battling Cork side to win 1-19 to 1-16 at Croke Park last night.
Cork recovered from a poor start to lead 1-8 to 0-9 at half-time with Chris Og Jones scoring their goal with a composed finish.
Dublin were much improved in the second half with the forward trio of Cormac Costello, Paddy Small and Sean Bugler helping the hosts to a win after Brian Howard's goal had got them back in the game.
Image source, InphoKerry through to last eightpublished at 13:41 British Summer Time 22 June
Down v Galway (13:45 BST); Donegal v Louth (16:00 BST)
No prizes for guessing the star man in Killarney yesterday!
Kerry's David Clifford was front and centre again as his county bounced back from last week's shock defeat by Meath to beat Cavan 3-20 to 1-17.
Image source, Inpho'When it comes to football, he's very serious about winning'published at 13:40 British Summer Time 22 June
Down v Galway (13:45 BST)
Our own Mark Sidebottom caught up with Galway star Shane Walsh this week
"I know Down manager Conor Laverty is a gent off the field, but when it comes to football, he's very serious about winning. You know exactly what way he is going to create his atmosphere in Down this weekend," said Walsh.
"You embrace that because the more hostile environments - and it tends to be that way when you go across the border with the crowd involved a lot more - makes for a better atmosphere.
Read more of what he had to say about today's game here.
Image source, InphoDown v Galwaypublished at 13:38 British Summer Time 22 June
Pairc Esler, 13:45 BST
A huge crowd has descended upon Newry for this preliminary quarter-final in the All-Ireland SFC with the stands and terraces filling up and supporters continue to stream in.
It may be a long way from Galway, but there is plenty of maroon on show, yet naturally, red and black is the predominant colour with the Down fans out in force.
Both teams are in their change kit today with Galway in white and Down going for the black jerseys.
Team news - Down v Galwaypublished at 13:33 British Summer Time 22 June
Pairc Esler, 13:45 BST
Down boss Conor Laverty initially made one change to his Down side ahead of their All-Ireland preliminary quarter-final tie against Galway at Pairc Esler.
Eugene Branagan was preferred to Adam Crimmins, but in a late switch, the roles will be reversed with Crimmins starting ahead of Brannigan, meaning it's the same team that began against MOnaghan last week.
Laverty's side have reached this stage of the competition after back-to-back wins against Clare and Louth in their opening two group games.
Last year's Footballer of the Year Paul Conroy returns to start for Galway.
He replaces Peter Cooke after a strong showing off the bench in the thrilling victory over Armagh which secured their place in the preliminary quarter-finals.
There is also a change in defence as Cian Hernon comes in for Jack Glynn.
Damien Comer is on the bench after missing the Armagh win through injury as Conor Flaherty retains his place between the posts ahead of Connor Gleeson.
One change to the Galway panel will see John O'Neill replace Cathal Sweeney on the bench.
Down: Ronan Burns; Patrick McCarthy, Peter Fegan, Ceilum Doherty; Ryan Magill, Pierce Laverty, Miceal Rooney; Daniel Guinness, Ryan McEvoy; Danny Magill, Odhran Murdock, Adam Crimmins; James Guinness, Pat Havern, John McGeough.
Subs: John O'Hare, Ruari McCormick Aaron McClements, Donal Scullion, Eoin McCrickard, Eugene Branagan, Oisin Savage, Caolan Mooney, Finn Murdock, Patrick Brooks, Conor McCrickard.
Galway: Conor Flaherty; Johnny McGrath, Sean Fitzgerald, Liam Silke; Dylan McHugh, Sean Kelly, Cian Hernon; Paul Conroy, John Maher; Cein Darcy, Matthew Tierney, Cillian McDaid; Rob Finnerty, Shane Walsh, Matthew Thompson.
Subs: Connor Gleeson, Jack Glynn, John O'Neill, Sean Mulkerrin, Daniel O'Flaherty, John Daly, Peter Cooke, Kieran Molloy, Tomo Culhane, Johnny Heaney, Damien Comer.
Image source, BBC SportImage caption, Down v Galway
Sunday's fixturespublished at 13:33 British Summer Time 22 June
Image source, BBC SportImage caption, Sunday's GAA fixtures
Race for Sam reaches knock-out stage!published at 13:30 British Summer Time 22 June
The round-robin of the All-Ireland championship threw up some great games and there was plenty of drama in the final round last weekend.
But, let's be honest, there's nothing like knock-out football.
It's win or bust when it comes to Sam Maguire now with Down hosting Galway and Donegal welcoming Louth to Ballybofey in the preliminary quarter-finals.
We're at the semi-final stage of the Tailteann Cup too with Wicklow and Limerick up first before Fermanagh and Kildare go head-to-head.
Stay with us to keep up to date with all that's happening.
Image source, Inpho