Tailteann Cup semi-finals: Antrim vs Laois followed by Down vs Sligo

Summary

Ladies All-Ireland Championship: Waterford 1-10 Donegal 0-7 (Res)
Tailteann Cup semi-final: Antrim 1-13 Laois 3-12 (Res)
Brian Byrne scored a goal in each half for Laois
Antrim led by three in second half but were outscored 2-5 to 0-3 down the stretch
All-Ireland preliminary quarter-final: Louth 1-9 Cork 1-8 (Res)
Tailteann Cup semi-final: Down 1-20 Sligo 2-15 (AET)
Late Ryan McEvoy point for Down forces extra-time after Nathan Mullen sent off for Sligo
Odhran Murdock converts extra-time penalty for Down
All-Ireland minor semi-final: Armagh 0-16 Mayo 1-06 (Res)

Live Reporting

Odhran Crumley

Down and Laois book Croke Park returnspublished at 19:05 British Summer Time 23 June
That's all from us after another dramatic afternoon of championship action.
For all the talk of whether the Tailteann Cup deserved its Sunday billing, we had two entertaining games in Croke Park.
As Antrim's season comes to a close, they'll be frustrated by how their charge faltered down the stretch against Laois, Andy McEntee's side outscored 2-5 to 0-3 in the game's most crucial passage.
It was a nail-biter for Down who needed extra-time, and a red card for their opposition, to edge past Sligo and make their return to the final. Read our report of that one here.
Beaten by Meath in the decider last year, the county already promoted to Division Two will look to finish their campaign with silverware in three weeks' time.
There'll be more reaction across BBC Sport NI, as well as news of the All-Ireland quarter-final draw tomorrow morning, but for now, thanks for joining us!
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Action from Down v Sligo in the Tailteann Cup semi-final
Victory for Armagh at Pearse Parkpublished at 18:57 British Summer Time 23 June
Armagh will take on holders Derry in the All-Ireland minor football final after victory over Mayo in the last four this evening.
'We've taken these boys to the well'published at 18:35 British Summer Time 23 June
Down 1-20 Sligo 2-15 (AET)
"It was a titanic battle," Down manager Conor Laverty tells RTE 2.
"I felt our fitness showed through. The red card probably changed the game, Sligo had a good foothold in the game but it gave us momentum.
"When momentum swings it's very hard to get back, but credit to the lads, we've done a serious amount of training. We're extremely fit, we've taken these boys to the well a serious amount of times and it's days like that there when it comes through."
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Conor Laverty has guided Down to the Tailteann Cup final for a second season in a row
Full-timepublished at 18:23 British Summer Time 23 June
Down 1-20 Sligo 2-15
Down are through to the Tailteann Cup final for a second successive season and they will be back here in Croke Park to take on Laois in a few weeks time.
Odhran Murdock's penalty enough to edge a titanic tussle.
That was incredible, this Down side will take so much from that contest.
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Result: Down 1-20 Sligo 2-15
Postpublished at 18:21 British Summer Time 23 June
Down 1-20 Sligo 2-15
We are into two minutes of added time.
Postpublished at 18:19 British Summer Time 23 June
Down 1-20 Sligo 2-15
Pat Spillane shoots over for Sligo to leave two between the sides.
Postpublished at 18:17 British Summer Time 23 June
Down 1-20 Sligo 2-14
Liam Kerr fists over the bar and Down lead by three points with three to play.
Postpublished at 18:16 British Summer Time 23 June
Down 1-19 Sligo 2-14
Aidan Devaney tries a free from about 50 yards off the ground but can only send it to the right and wide.
Pat Spillane comes on for Sligo.
Goal to Down - Murdock penaltypublished at 18:14 British Summer Time 23 June
Down 1-19 Sligo 2-14
Odhran Murdock steps up and rolls the ball into the bottom left corner of the net sending Aidan Devanney the wrong way.
Penalty to Downpublished at 18:13 British Summer Time 23 June
Down 0-19 Sligo 2-14
Ryan McEvoy is fouled as he bares down on goal.
Postpublished at 18:12 British Summer Time 23 June
Down 0-19 Sligo 2-14
Danny Magill comes back in for Down and Pat Havern makes way.
Postpublished at 18:11 British Summer Time 23 June
Down 0-19 Sligo 2-14
Canice Mulligan is fouled and Niall Murphy taps over the resulting free.
Sligo lead by one.
Back underway at Croke Parkpublished at 18:10 British Summer Time 23 June
Down 0-19 Sligo 2-13
Ten to play and all to play for...
Half-time in extra-timepublished at 18:08 British Summer Time 23 June
Down 0-19 Sligo 2-13
Ryan McEvoy shoots wide for Down in the final action of the half.
We are still level here in Croke Park.
If it remains level after this second ten minute spell we will be headed for a penalty shoot-out.
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HT: Down 0-19 Sligo 2-13
Postpublished at 18:06 British Summer Time 23 June
Down 0-19 Sligo 2-13
Sligo are level as Mark Walsh gets their first score of extra-time.
Patrick O'Connor comes back in for Sligo.
Postpublished at 18:05 British Summer Time 23 June
Down 0-19 Sligo 2-12
Ryan Johnston bursts through on goal after a sublime run but his excellent run is matched by Aidan Devanney who saves to deny Down a goal.
Ryan McEvoy hits the post with the resulting 45.
Postpublished at 18:04 British Summer Time 23 June
Down 0-19 Sligo 2-12
Pat Havern kicks a wide for Down.
Eoghan Smith shoots to the right and wide for Sligo.
Postpublished at 18:02 British Summer Time 23 June
Down 0-19 Sligo 2-12
Ryan Johnston comes back in for Down in place of Shealan Johnston.
Sean Carabine is replaced by David Quinn on the Sligo team.
Postpublished at 17:59 British Summer Time 23 June
Down 0-19 Sligo 2-12
Daniel Guinness gets the first score in extra-time and Down lead.
Extra-time underway at Croke Parkpublished at 17:56 British Summer Time 23 June
Down 0-18 Sligo 2-12
The first period of extra-time is underway between Down and Sligo.
Laois await the winners in the decider.