Summary

  • All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Donegal 1-23 Louth 0-18 (Result)

  • Peadar Mogan kicks five points from play for Donegal to go with Eoghan Ban Gallagher's second-half goal

  • Donegal will play Galway in the semi-finals

  • All-Ireland SFC quarter-final: Kerry 0-15 Derry 0-10 (Result)

  • Teams had been level at 0-6 to 0-6 at half-time

  • Kerry will play Armagh in the semi-finals

Live Reporting

Odhran Crumley

  1. Donegal 1-21 Louth 0-16

    Orla Bannon
    BBC Sport NI at Croke Park

    The atmosphere is quite flat here with the huge Louth support subdued by Donegal's scoring power in this second half.

    The Derry and Kerry fans are starting to come in for the second game which has boosted the numbers but there's none of the excitement to match what we saw last night with Galway's epic win over outgoing champions Dublin.

    Maybe there will be plenty of drama to come in the second game today, we certainly hope so.

  2. Donegal 1-21 Louth 0-16

    Ciaran Byrne comes in for Louth and Anthony Williams makes way.

    Sam Mulroy nails a free of the ground to bring his personal tally to 0-6.

  3. Donegal 1-21 Louth 0-15

    Exhibition stuff now and it's a second from Ciaran Thompson.

  4. Donegal 1-20 Louth 0-15

    Hugh McFadden comes in for Donegal and Shane O'Donnell makes way.

  5. Donegal pulling away

    Donegal 1-20 Louth 0-15

    Peadar Mogan shoots over his fourth of the day off his left and that's 0-12 for the championship.

  6. Donegal 1-19 Louth 0-15

    Sam Mulroy knocks the resulting 45' off the big post.

  7. Donegal 1-19 Louth 0-15

    Ciaran Keenan looks to be through on goal but his effort is superbly and bravely blocked by a diving Caolan McGonagle.

  8. Donegal 1-19 Louth 0-15

    Ryan McHugh shoots over his second of the game.

  9. Donegal 1-18 Louth 0-15

    Tommy Durnin gets his fourth of the day after shooting off balance.

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    Tommy Durnin

  10. goal

    Donegal Goal - Eoghan Ban Gallagher

    Donegal 1-18 Louth 0-14

    After a check for square ball the Donegal goal stands.

    It was a sort of samba style move from the men in green and yellow and Patrick McBrearty's effort his somehow kept out.

    Eoghan Ban Gallagher stays outside the square and finishes to the net soccer style.

  11. Patton's Kickout

    Donegal 0-18 Louth 0-14

    Eamonn Fitzmaurice
    Former Kerry manager on RTE Sport

    You'd just be surprised they don't use it more. I was watching Patton before hand his range and accuracy of kicking is just breath taking.

    It just seems so easy when they can get it past half way with one kick, move it on and get scores 10 seconds later.

    Seems the easier way to get scores rather than carry it the whole way up the pitch.

  12. Donegal 0-18 Louth 0-14

    Tom Jackson gets his first of the day and they are not done yet.

  13. Donegal 0-18 Louth 0-13

    Ciaran Keenan is fouled as he runs at Donegal.

    Sam Mulroy brings his tally to 0-5 with a close range free.

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    Ciaran Keenan

  14. Donegal 0-18 Louth 0-12

    Ciaran Thompson has an effort on goal, the umpires are not sure so we go to hawkeye again and it's another 'NIL' which means wide, that's only Donegal's third.

  15. Donegal 0-18 Louth 0-12

    Sam Mulroy gets his fourth of the day and first of the second half.

  16. Donegal 0-18 Louth 0-11

    Shaun Patton with a booming kick-out and it ends in Michael Langan firing over his third of the day.

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    Shaun Patton

  17. Donegal 0-17 Louth 0-11

    Ciaran Thompson shirks a heavy tackle and fires over his first score of the game.

  18. Donegal 0-16 Louth 0-11

    Anthony Williams shoots to the right and off target that's Louth 7th wide.

  19. 'Not the performance they were planning for'

    Donegal 0-16 Louth 0-11

    Eamonn Fitzmaurice
    Former Kerry manager on RTE Sport

    Donegal are sloppy, a lot sloppier than you'd be accustomed to. Jim McGuinness is not happy with them. They're still five points ahead, they're doing enough.

    It's probably not the performance they were planning for.

  20. Donegal 0-16 Louth 0-11

    Conor Grimes has an effort on goal and the umpires aren't sure so that's a 'NIL' on the big screen in Croker which means wide, that's Louth's 6th wide.

    Jaeic Mac Cellabhui replaces Conor O'Donnell on the Donegal team.

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    Sam Mulroy