So it's congratulations to Tyrone after they clinched their 14th Ulster Senior Football title and you can read more about their success in our match report.

The Red Hands can look forward to an All-Ireland quarter-final against as yet unknown opposition.

Donegal must regroup for the final round of qualifiers and after going so close on Sunday will believe that they can still be a factor come the business end of the All-Ireland series.

All that remains for us to say is to thank you for all your tweets and observations on this year's Ulster Championship which contributed so much to our text commentaries. 

It's been a blast.

Manager Mickey Harte says Tyrone's 0-13 to 0-11 Ulster Final triumph over Donegal is what "dreams are made of" after they won a first provincial title since 2010.

"There is a hunger that has been there for six years and it really came out today," Harte told BBC Sport NI.

"It looked like a couple of times that the game was gone from us but I know the qualities in these men. They are a class act."

Peter Harte admits that Tyrone's Ulster Final victory is "one of the sweetest" of his career.

Harte is typically modest about his injury-time point which edged Tyrone 0-12 to 0-11 lead before Kieran McGeary added a further score before the finish.

"You practise these things in training and just hope that you get the chance," Harte told BBC Sport NI's Thomas Kane.

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BBC Sport NI pundit

Victorious Tyrone skipper Sean Cavanagh says Mickey Harte continues to instil an "insatiable desire" into the Red Hand players.

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BBC Sport NI pundit

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BBC pundit

"It may have looked on a couple of occasions that the game was getting away from us but I know the qualities in these men. They are a class act."

"Mickey never stopped believing in us and today we got our reward."

Tyrone win their 14th Ulster title after a dramatic finish at Clones. 

After Michael Murphy misses a 50-metre free, Peter Harte hammers over a glorious score from distance to put Tyrone ahead and Kieran McGeary doubles the lead with another superb point. Tyrone have surely won it.

Sean Cavanagh swings over another sensational point from distance to level proceedings. We're in the second minute of injury-time and there will be four more. Exciting stuff.

Rory Brennan ends up on the turf on the edge of the Donegal square after a challenge by Ciaran Gillespie but David Coldrick ignores Tyrone's appeals.

Then it's the turn of Donegal sub Christy Toye to restore his side's lead with a minute of normal time left.

Michael Murphy hammers over a free from 55 metres to put Donegal ahead with three minutes left but Tyrone sub Darren McCurry levels with his first kick.

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BBC Sport NI pundit

Donegal are furious that they haven't been awarded a free after a big hit on Frank McGlynn and to compound their annoyance, the turnover is followed by Sean Cavanagh hitting a glorious equaliser from near the right sideline.