That is all from us as Armagh and Donegal open their All-Ireland campaigns with comfortable victories.

Armagh beat Westmeath 0-16 to 0-11 at the Athletic Grounds and you can read the report from that game here.

Meanwhile Donegal eased past Tyrone in Ballybofey to build on their Ulster Championship win.

We will be back next weekend for the second round of the All-Ireland Series group games.

Thanks for joining us, goodnight!

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As well as wins for Armagh and Donegal in the All-Ireland series this evening, Dublin beat Roscommon 2-19 to 0-13 and Louth eased past Meath 3-10 to 0-9.

Michael Langan lands the last score of the game.

Donegal showed no signs of an Ulster Final hangover.

A crowd of 16,607 watched on as Jim McGuinness made it sixteen league and championship games unbeaten at the home of Donegal football.

Oisin Gallen continued his fine summer top scoring with seven points despite the close attention of Tyrone full-back, Padraig Hampsey.

The winning of the game came in the third quarter, the Tir Chonaill outscoring the visitors six points to one in a fifteen minute spell.

Tyrone host Clare next week while, Donegal go to Cork.

Shane O'Donnell shoots over as Donegal hit the twenty point mark.

Odhran Doherty lands a score, it's all to easy for Donegal here.

Peadar Mogan races clear and shoots over his third of the day, we're into the final five minutes of normal time and he is still full of energy and running.

Oisin Gallen now has seven points and Jim McGuinness' side lead by four once again.

Cormac Quinn kicks Tyrone's wide count to ten as he goes for goal and misses at the near post.

Darragh Canavan gets his second of the day, this time from a free.

Kieran McGeary gets his third of the day to cut the gap back to three.

Jamie Brennan replaces Patrick McBrearty on the Donegal team, for Tyrone it's Peter Harte for Conn Kilpatrick.

Ciaran Thompson takes and then converts an incredible mark, Tyrone need something really special to get back into this game.

Jim McGuinness' side have really controlled this second stanza.

Niall Devlin lands from a narrow angle, a much needed Tyrone score.

Peadar Mogan lands at the other end, what a year he is having.

Cathal McShane comes on for Tyrone, Darren McCurry makes way.

Oisin Gallen lands another free to push the home lead out to three points.

Jason McGee gets his second and for the second time in this game the Ulster Champions lead by four.

Ryan McHugh and Oisin Gallen get Donegal up and running for this second half.

Niall Morgan replies with a free off the ground at the other end.

Tyrone make two changes at the break as Ruairi Canavan and Ben Cullen make way. Cormac Quinn and Joe Oguz enter the fray.

Donegal have made no changes at the break.

Earlier this evening, Armagh responded to their heartbreaking Ulster final defeat with a five-point win over Westmeath in their All-Ireland Series group opener at the Athletic Grounds.

Just as it was when these same two teams met last year, Westmeath didn’t allow Armagh to pull too far ahead in the first half, which was tit-for-tat in terms of scoring.

The Orchard County were much improved in the second half however, as they claimed a 0-16 to 0-11 victory.

Read the report from the game here.

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Darren McCurry with another free off his left to level the game for a second time.

Oisin Gallen puts the Ulster Champions ahead with the final act of the first half.

It's been as tense as you might come to expect from these two with no quarter given or taken.

There is absolutely nothing between the sides really as they head in at the break.

Oisin Gallen has been on fire for the hosts with four points while, Darren McCurry has four at the other end for the visitors.

One thing Tyrone may look to address is the wide count. They've kicked seven to Donegal's two.

One minute of additional time at the end of this first half.

Oisin Gallen knocks over another close range free to bring his tally for the night to three points.

Darren McCurry has a free at the other end for Tyrone and knocks it over for his third of the day also.

Tight, tough and tense here in Ballybofey as Seanie O'Donnell reduces the arrears to a single point.

Donegal miss a huge goal chance at the other end, Ciaran Thompson shooting wide with everyone here waiting for the net to bulge!

Two in a row for the 2021 'Footballer of the Year,' Kieran McGeary and Tyrone are back to within one.

Oisin Gallen taps over a cloe range free for his second of the day and Donegal once again lead by two.

Daire O Baoil is fouled in the process of shooting, Patrick McBrearty knocks over the resulting free for his second of the day and his teams first from a placed ball.

Kieran McGeary replies at the other end for the Red Hands after a period of sustained possession.