Well. that was a dramatic day of GAA action and who would have expected such a one-sided affair at Celtic Park as Armagh demolished Derry in the All-Ireland SFC.

Tyrone picked up their first group win and Monaghan played out a draw with Louth.

Antrim were pipped by Sligo for top spot in their Tailteann Cup group after drawing with the Yeats County while Down made it three straight wins by holding off Offaly.

The was Ulster hurling success in the Croke Park finals as Fermanagh won the Lory Meagher Cup and Donegal cliched a Nicky Rackard Cup success but Derry lost out to Kildare in the Christy Ring decider.

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Well, that was a dramatic final quarter.

They made hard work of it but Donegal claim their fourth Nicky Rackard title.

Second half substitution Josh Cronolly McGee was the hero with back-to-back goals.

Whatever Mickey McCann said at half time, it worked!

Two quick goals from Josh Cronolly McGee have flipped this game on its head.

Donegal have gone from being six down at one stage to four up as we enter the final stretch.

Can Mayo fight back?

What a game that was as Antrim and Sligo can't be separated.

The Saffrons had to win to top the group but come up just narrowly short as Sligo hang on to claim the bye into the quarter-final on scoring difference.

it's full-time at Celtic Park, where Armagh have absolutely trounced Derry. Few would have predicted this result at the start of play.

Derry have a lot to worry about going forward - especially their leaky defence which has now shipped nine goals in three games. If they fail to beat Westmeath in their next game, they will be eliminated from the Championship.

For Armagh, this result will give the county a huge lift, and they can now put the Ulster final loss firmly in the rear-view mirror. Their clash against Galway in two weeks' time will be box-office viewing.

Antrim had one last chance to get the winner they needed but Eoin Hynds shoots wide.

Four minutes of stoppage time are indicated, as subs Shane McPartlan and Aidan Nugent push Armagh's lead out further.

Michael Byrne kicks a free and we are level as we enter four minutes of added time.

Just one in it with one minute left as Conor Hand curls over for Antrim. This one is on a knife-edge.

Donegal are struggling to get a grip on this game. Substitution Peter Kelly was introduced and has had a positive impact so far for the Tír Chonaill county.

A long puck in from Gerard Gilmore finds the hurl of Ruairi Campbell, who flicks it into the net.

However, Mayo still maintain a four point advantage.7

Shane McGuigan scores for Derry, but Oisin Conaty replies with an excellent point from a tight angle, and Armagh are flying with confidence.

Conor Glass and McGuigan add to Derry's tally, but neither score raises much of an applause from the home support, with many fans heading for the exits.

Sligo have just taken a bit of control with three points, but McQuillan pulls two back to leave two in it. Five to play.

Things go from bad to worse for Derry as Ciaran McFaul - who was shown a yellow card moments ago - receives a black, and then a red card, for a foul on Joe McElroy.

Armagh's Tiernan Kelly adds to their lead.

Armagh are in the ascendancy and they push the lead out to 10 points with scores from Ben Crealey and substitute Oisin O'Neill.

O'Neill came in for his brother Rian, with Greg McCabe also coming in off the bench in place of Aidan Forker.

Marc Jordan through on goal for Antim but blazes wide. How costly will that miss be by the end?

Sligo have got their noses in front thanks to Alan McLaughlin, but pass up two scoring chances. The points aren't flowing like they did in the opening period but it is very tight. Dominic McEnhill and Conor Hand getting ready to come in.

Derry will need to hit the net if they are to come back into this game, and they very nearly did.

Diarmuid Baker drives a low shot which beats Blaine Hughes, but hits the side netting.

Jason Duffy is on for Armagh, in place of Stefan Campbell.

Whatever momentum Derry were building has faded, as Armagh have wrestled back control and Conor Turbitt adds to his tally.

Derry make two changes as Ciaran McFaul and Declan Cassidy come in for Emmett Bradley and Niall Toner.