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We're back next Sunday, 21 June, with the first of the semi-finals as last year's beaten finalists and 2013 winners Monaghan take on Fermanagh. Hope to see you then.

Oisin McConville
BBC Sport NI GAA analyst

"We were just not good enough. We were bullied and outfought.

"Kieran McGeeney has reinvigorated the team and supporters but all that has been dashed.

"Armagh froze and there are very few positives to take out of this game."

Martin McHugh
BBC Sport NI GAA analyst

"The first goal finished the game - it was big score, it made all the difference and Armagh never recovered from it. The first-half performance from Donegal was very good."

Odhrán Mac Niallais scores what proves to be the final point. A comprehensive win for Donegal who go forward to take on Derry in the semi-finals.

"Cannot believe Armagh fans are leaving the Athletic Grounds with 10 minutes to go. What has taken them so long?" - Sean Perry is in a mischievous mood on Twitter.

Armagh's Aaron Findon gets to leave the action a few minutes from time as he is black-carded for a tackle from behind.

The Armagh fans streaming out of the Athletic Grounds have missed Tony Kernan score their county's eighth point.

Maybe they're away to see how the Meath v Wicklow game is going - because Armagh will meet the losers in the qualifiers.

Paddy Bradley
Derry All Star

"Donegal will be looking to get through the last 10 minutes unscathed so they will be happy to coast it to the end."

Another free by Michael Murphy sees Donegal enjoy a commanding and unassailable advantage.

James Morgan replies for Armagh from play. Game James is sticking to the task.

Well now, three points in a row for Armagh. Caolan Rafferty scores, followed by frees from Ethan Rafferty and Tony Kernan.

Paddy Bradley
Derry All Star

"That's a beautiful finish from Martin O'Reilly. He's been quiet today but has popped up with the goal to finish the game."

Donegal score their second goal and they're as good as in the semi-finals.

Martin O'Reilly rounds the keeper to leave 12 points between the sides.

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Ciaran McKeever finishes well from a difficult angle.

It is just not Armagh's day. Their star turn Jamie Clarke drives at the Donegal defence but sees his shot strike a post. The rebound falls to Stefan Campbell who shoots into the side-netting.

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Have Armagh found their secret weapon, in an attempt to mop things up at the back?

The Intermediate Camogie final was staged before the big game and the result was Armagh 6-09 Tyrone 2-09

Orla Bannon
BBC Sport at the Athletic Grounds

An outstanding half of football by Donegal. Easily the best we've seen this summer.

Rory Gallagher called his players into a huddle at the end of the first half before they walked off with their game faces on. The scoreboard says it's over but judging by their faces, they intend to inflict even more misery on Armagh in the second half.

Oisin McConville
BBC Sport NI GAA analyst

"The amount of times Armagh have turned the ball over is scary. We needed a good start to the game but got anything but.

"The major threat is the ball into Paddy McBrearty and we haven't covered that."

Martin McHugh
BBC Sport NI GAA analyst

"That's probably the best half of football from Donegal since the Jim McGuinness era. They are controlling the midfield and have had six different scorers.

"Everything is going right for Donegal while Armagh look very nervous. Experience the difference."

Paddy Bradley
Derry All Star

"Ten points between the sides - no-one could have predicted this. Donegal dictating the pace of the game."