Three minutes to gopublished at 15:18 British Summer Time 7 July
Armagh 0-10 Derry 2-7
We are now in the three minutes of additional time and it remains a one-score Derry lead!
Summary
All-Ireland minor football final: Armagh 0-10 Derry 2-7
All-Ireland hurling semi-final: Limerick 0-29 Cork 1-28
Three minutes to gopublished at 15:18 British Summer Time 7 July
Can Derry hold on?published at 15:16 British Summer Time 7 July
Armagh 0-10 Derry 2-7
Fingernails are being bitten in Healy Park as the clock ticks down...
Can Derry see this one out and retain their All-Ireland crown?
Postpublished at 15:13 British Summer Time 7 July
Armagh 0-10 Derry 2-7
Diarmaid O'Rourke converts from a free and it's back to a one-score game with four minutes to go.
Postpublished at 15:12 British Summer Time 7 July
Armagh 0-9 Derry 2-7
Oh my goodness! Derry's supporters had their hearts in their mouths as Conall Wilson's shot dropped short for Armagh, tipped off of the crossbar and could have went anywhere, but is eventually cleared by a combination of defenders on their own goal line!
Goal - Cody Rocks (Derry)published at 15:07 British Summer Time 7 July
Armagh 0-9 Derry 2-7 (51mins)
Derry are picking up steam in Omagh, and Armagh seem to be running out of it!
The Oak Leaf County have had all of the momentum in the last five minutes or so and they are totally in the driving seat now following a goal from Cody Rocks who palms into the net following a pass across from his brother Dylan.
Derry on toppublished at 15:07 British Summer Time 7 July
Armagh 0-9 Derry 1-7
Orla Bannon
BBC Sport NI at Healy ParkThe momentum has swung Derry's way in the last few moments.
Their captain James Sargent played a big part in that, with a majestic score followed by a great run and assist for Luke Grant's point. What leadership.
Armagh were daring to hope after a good third quarter when they took the lead for the first time and outscored Derry by 0-6 to 0-1 since Sargent's 23rd minute penalty.
However Derry are reminded everyone right now why they the defending champions and unbeaten in so long in championship football.
The crowd are getting into it too. We should be in for an exciting final 10 minutes.
Postpublished at 15:04 British Summer Time 7 July
Armagh 0-9 Derry 1-7
Derry seem to have found another gear, and they lead following a point from Eamon Young.
That's three in quick succession from Damian McErlain's side... Do Armagh have a reply?
Grant ties it uppublished at 15:03 British Summer Time 7 July
Armagh 0-9 Derry 1-6
This game is going to go write down to the wire!
We're all square again following a point from Derry's Luke Grant.
There's just under 15 minutes to go in Omagh...
Postpublished at 15:01 British Summer Time 7 July
Armagh 0-9 Derry 1-5
Derry have their first score from play since the fourth minute, and what a score it was!
Team captain James Sargent shows his leadership by taking charge, playing a quick one-two with Ger Dillon and splitting the posts.
Orchard County lead by twopublished at 14:59 British Summer Time 7 July
Armagh 0-9 Derry 1-4
Armagh hit Derry on the counter and substitute Aaron Garvey makes his mark, finishing off the move with a score.
Armagh have outscored the Oak Leaf County 0-6 to 0-1 since conceding from the penalty.
Postpublished at 14:56 British Summer Time 7 July
Armagh 0-8 Derry 1-4
Armagh's Diarmaid O'Rourke converts from a free and they lead once again.
Postpublished at 14:54 British Summer Time 7 July
Armagh 0-7 Derry 1-4
We're level again following a Ger Dillon free.
For Armagh, Aaron Garvey has come on in place of Ross Marsden.
Hargan to the rescue for Derrypublished at 14:49 British Summer Time 7 July
Armagh 0-7 Derry 1-3
Armagh once again come so very close to hitting the net, but Ross Marsden - who looked primed to score - sees his shot kept out by an outstanding Caoimhin Hargan block.
However, Michael Finnegan steps up and drills over the resulting '45 for the second time in this game and Armagh lead.
Back in actionpublished at 14:47 British Summer Time 7 July
Armagh 0-6 Derry 1-3
The teams are back out, and the ball is thrown in for the second half!
Who will hold their nerve and bring home the All-Ireland Minor crown?
Sargent spot-on for Derrypublished at 14:43 British Summer Time 7 July
HT: Armagh 0-6 Derry 1-3
Image source, InphoImage caption, Derry’s James Sargent shoots past Michael Finnegan from the penalty spot
Double All-Ireland winner O'Mahony passes awaypublished at 14:38 British Summer Time 7 July
Some sad news to bring you. Former Galway manager John O'Mahony has died at the age of 71.
O'Mahony won a pair of All-Ireland titles with the Tribesmen, lifting Sam Maguire in 1998 and 2001.
The first of those successes ended the county's 32-year wait for the game's biggest prize.
Prior to his feats with Galway, in 1989 O'Mahony had brought his native Mayo to their first All-Ireland final in 38 years and, in 1994, led Leitrim to a first Connacht Championship victory since 1927.
No manager has ever won more than his eight Connacht titles. O'Mahony also served as a TD and Senator in the Irish Parliament.
Read more here
Image source, InphoImage caption, O'Mahony guided Galway to a pair of All-Ireland titles in 1998 and 2001
Armagh happier side at half time?published at 14:35 British Summer Time 7 July
HT: Armagh 0-6 Derry 1-3
Orla Bannon
BBC Sport NI at Healy ParkArmagh should be well happy with how this is going so far.
Outside of a brilliantly-taken penalty by James Sargent, Derry did not score a point of any kind since the fourth minute. Given the Oak Leafers had a small breeze at their backs, they will be disappointed they didn't build on a promising start.
Armagh have grown in confidence and belief as the half wore on and no doubt which side will be the happiest in the dressing-room at half time.
And it's stopped raining, so let's hope conditions don't play a part in either side winning or losing an All-Ireland final.
Level at the breakpublished at 14:33 British Summer Time 7 July
HT: Armagh 0-6 Derry 1-3
The half-time whistle blows and both sides head into the changing rooms all square.
With 30 more minutes to play, this All-Ireland final is on a knife edge...
Postpublished at 14:31 British Summer Time 7 July
Armagh 0-6 Derry 1-3
Armagh could have and perhaps should have hit the net!
A wonderful counter-attack finished with Ross Marsden playing Eoin Duffy in on goal. Duffy tries to be too cute and take the shot soccer-style, but the the ball gets caught under his feet.
However, his goalkeeper Michael Finnegan levels the game from the resulting 45.
Armagh respond well to conceding goalpublished at 14:28 British Summer Time 7 July
Armagh 0-5 Derry 1-3
Armagh's Gavin O'Rourke reduces Derry's lead to two before Eoin Duffy converts from a free.