Darragh Canavan gets his first score of the day and it's from a close-range free.

Conn Kilpatrick comes on for Tyrone, replacing Joe Oguz.

Emmet McMahon lands another free to bring his personal tally to four points.

Just to make matters worse for Offaly, they lose midfielder Eoin Carroll to a red card just seconds after the restart.

Danny Magill kicks Down's first point of the second half.

Aaron Griffin gets his first of the day and Clare certainly aren't out of this game yet.

Were are back underway in Cavan with Down well in command.

Emmet McMahon gets the visitors' first score of the second half from a free after Dermot Coughlan is fouled.

Clare boss Mick Fitzgerald is the first manager to look to his bench as Ciaran Downes is replaced by Jamie Stack.

Mattie Donnelly gets the first score of the second half - shooting off his left foot.

Brian Kennedy then shoots over after receiving a pass from livewire Niall Devlin - Tyrone now lead by six.

It's been all about Kildare in the opening quarter of this final. Muiris Curtin raises the green flag for the Lilywhites, giving them an early lead.

Derry manage to get up and running, with two of their three scores coming from frees. Cormac O'Doherty confidently slotting both of those over the bar.

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The second half is up and running here in Healy Park with no changes to either side at the break.

Half-time in Cavan and Down are well on their way to make it three wins from three in Group Four of the Tailteann Cup.

After Daire McDaid netted early for Offaly, Down took charge and rattled off six-straight scores, but Offaly began to grow into it and were just four back heading into the dying moments of they first half.

Down clipped over another three and 0-16 for a first half is a very healthy tally with all six starting forwards on the board.

As expected, this is a very open game with little jeopardy surrounding it.

That first half was all about Tyrone corner-back Niall Devlin as he kicked 2-2 of his side's 2-3 tally.

Clare are well in this contest and played a portion of that half with 14 men after a black card to Ikem Ugwueru but Tyrone scored just a single point in that 10-minute spell.

In reality it's been a pretty lethargic opening 35 minutes from both sides in what could prove end proving to be a do-or-die contest for both.

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Bit of confusion here as Down seem to have had a point taken off them. It was 0-8 on the board, then reduced by one but back where it was thanks to Shealan Johnston.

Offaly have steadied the ship a little with a couple of scores and carved out a decent goal opportunity only for the pass to be overcooked.

Down comfortable, but maybe just a bit too comfortable there for a few minutes.

Niall Devlin is certainly the man of the moment as he lands another score bringing his personal tally up to 2-2.

Ciaran Daly is the only other Tyrone scorer.

That's six points in-a-row for Down who have now taken full control after a shaky start.

After a nervous spell of play from Fermanagh, the Erne Men manage to get control and calm things down again with a free from Luca McCusker and a point from John Paul McGarry sealing the deal.

Fermanagh secure a five-point victory over Longford and claim the Lory Meagher Cup.

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Cillian Rouine lands his second point of the day and the sides are level for the third time in this contest.

Ronan Lanigan shoots over to put just a single point between the sides.

Danny Magill levels it up as Down dust themselves off after giving up that early goal. Shealan Johnston is denied one of his own by Ian Duffy but Down are back in front as Conor McCrickard knocks over from a mark.