That is all from us after another big day in the All-Ireland series.

Holders Armagh are through to the All-Ireland quarter-finals after beating Dublin.

You can read the report from Croke Park here.

Armagh were able to top the group with a victory following Derry and Galway's dramatic draw in Celtic Park in Group Four's other game.

You can read the report from Celtic Park here.

Donegal got their first win of the round-robin series by beating Cavan whilst Monaghan made it back-to-back victories with a win against Clare.

We will have reaction from today's games to follow on the BBC Sport website, but for now, goodnight.

Rory Grugan, who was named man of the match, speaking to RTE after the game: "I think we got to grips with the game after a shaky start, we got control, built a bit of a lead and had a good conversion rate."

On topping the group: "After the disappointment of the Ulster final, this group was daunting enough but a good performance last week gave us confidence going into this week and we didn't know the other result would work out but we're in a good position now. We now have the passage straight to the quarter-final, it's so important that extra week's rest."

Armagh will now have the luxury of rotating in their final game against Galway with their place in the last eight secured.

Dublin face Derry in their last game, knowing a win would take them through.

Monaghan substitute Andrew Woods adds a point before Rory Beggan adds two late two pointers to ease Monaghan nerves.

The Farneymen outscore Clare 1-18 to 1-2 in the second half.

Job well done for Armagh, with their five-point victory helping the holders book their place in the quarter-finals of this year's competition with a game to spare.

A free from Cormac Costello gets Dublin to within five with three minutes left.

Rory Beggan gets his first of the day as he strokes over a 45.

Monaghan lead by eight.

Another contribution from a substitute as Joe McElroy adds a point.

Mark McInerney finally claims the first point of the second half for Clare, but Jack McCarron raises another orange flag at the other end.

Lee Gannon tags on another point. Five between the sides.

Paddy Small gets his first of the day with a good two-pointer. That will give them the belief they can come back.

Stephen O'Hanlon had a goal scoring opportunity but fires over the bar.

Michael Bannigan adds a further point as Monaghan keeping tagging on points.

They've outscored Clare by 1-10 to 0 points in this second half.

Rian O'Neill gets his third two-pointer, this one off the ground from a free and the gap widens further.

The clock is stopped with Stefan Campbell down receiving treatment after being clipped.

Stefan Campbell curls home his first point since coming on.

Aaron Carey adds another point from play.

Clare are yet to score in the second half.

You don't win games that way!

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Sean Bugler hits two wides in a few minutes and Armagh survive after Ethan Rafferty's poor kickout.

Darragh McMullan kicks a good score after being found by a nice soccer style pass from Oisin Conaty.

At the other end, Sean Bugler converts another two-pointer to bring Dublin to within five once again.

Stefan Campbell is then introduced for Conor Turbitt.