All you need to know ahead of Sunday's Ulster Senior Football Final between Armagh and Donegal at St Tiernach's Park in Clones.

Down and Fermanagh are two of the favourites to lift this year’s Tailteann Cup, and they both strengthened their cases with emphatic wins this afternoon.

Down were always in control against Limerick in Newry, and had 14 points to spare at the final whistle.

The hosts went 0-9 to 0-1 ahead early on, with Pat Havern causing mayhem inside the Limerick defence.

They led by six points at the interval and in reality put the game beyond doubt when Daniel Guinness rattled the net early in the second half.

Limerick’s Peter Nash answered back with a goal of his own, but once Jamie Baynham was shown a straight red card there was no way back for the visitors.

Down claimed eight of the last nine points of the game, with substitute John McGovern particularly impressive – he scored three from play.

In the earlier of the two games, three second half goals saw Fermanagh trounce Wicklow by 16 points at Brewster Park.

The hosts benefitted from a spread of scores in the first half, with three from Fionan O’Brien helping them to take a 0-8 to 0-4 lead in at the break, but it was after the interval when Fermanagh did the most of their damage.

Sean Cassidy raised the first green flag to make it 1-10 to 0-5, and from then on Fermanagh never looked in doubt.

Conor Love was introduced from the bench in place of Cassidy, and he doubled his counterpart’s goal-scoring load, hitting the net twice in the space of three minutes to leave a very healthy winning margin on the scoreboard.

Elsewhere, Tyrone reached the All-Ireland Under-20 Football final with a 3-18 to 3-8 win over Roscommon at Breffni Park.

Shea O’Hare, Conor O'Neill and Eoin McElholm scored the goals for Paul Devlin's Tyrone.

The young Red Hands, who won the title in 2022, will face Kerry in next weekend's decider.

The Kingdom - managed by Kerry great Tomas O'Se - booked their first final berth for 16 years with a narrow 0-12 to 0-11 win over Meath in Thurles.

It's all over in Newry, where Down have coasted to a 14-point win over Limerick.

Peter Fegan and substitute Conor McCrickard closed out the scoring for the Mourne County.

John McGovern continues to impress in his cameo off the bench, as he scores his second and third points from play either side of a Gareth McKibben fisted point.

Peter Nash has added a free for Limerick, but Down look to be comfortably heading towards victory as we approach the last five minutes.

John McGovern and Eamonn Brown have added to Down's lead.

Jamie Baynham has had a disaster for Limerick! Less than two minutes after being introduced from the substitutes bench, he is dismissed with a straight red card for kicking out at Ryan Johnston.

Down have begun ringing in the changes, as Shane Annett, John McGovern and Gareth McKibben have been introduced.

Down's Pat Havern adds to their lead from a mark, but they have momentarily been reduced to 14 men, as Eamonn Brown has been shown a black card.

Eamonn Brown and Peter Nash trade scores to get us up and running in the second half.

The action has resumed in Newry where Down are hoping to close out their six-point lead.

It's half-time in Newry and Down appear to be well on their way to victory, as they lead by six.

Limerick have yet to score from play, but they did tag on two further points from frees at the end of the half, via James Naughton and Peter Nash.

It's all over at Brewster Park, where Fermanagh have stormed home to an emphatic 16-point win.

There were only four points in it at the break, but a goal from Sean Cassidy and two from Conor Love saw them well out of sight by the final whistle.

Danny Magill and James Naughton trade scores before Down's number three Ryan McEvoy finds himself up the pitch, and he taps over.

There's not too much to report on from Brewster Park as the game nears its conclusion. Josh Largo Ellis and Oisin McGraynor have traded scores.

The early exchanges were closely fought, but Down are really starting to pull away now.

Eamonn Brown, Ryan Magill and Pat Havern are the latest players to add to their lead.

Down have pushed their lead out to four points via frees from Pat Havern and Odhran Murdock.

Peter Nash finally has Limerick up and running on the scoreboard on 17 minutes.

They had previously kicked three wides and dropped a shot short.