So that's the Ulster preliminary-round game done and dusted but we're quickly back on text commentary duty tomorrow as Donegal face outsiders Antrim in the opening first-round game at Ballybofey (16:00 BST).

Broadcast coverage tomorrow will be on Radio Ulster 1341 Medium Wave from 15:30, with commentary also online, while there is full deferred TV coverage on BBC TWO NI from 19:00.

But before all that, you can peruse tonight's match report here.

Look forward to your company again tomorrow.

Monaghan's Owen Duffy wins the man-of-the-match honour even though he was only introduced early in the second half. But it's difficult to argue with the choice. He scored three points and helped drive on the Farney men in the second half.

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All over here. In truth, it's been over for nearly half an hour. Monaghan set up an another derby against Cavan in the quarter-finals at Breffni Park on 11 June.

Breen hits over another towering Fermanagh point from 45 metres but it's too little, too late. We're deep into injury-time now.

Eddie Courtney hits Fermanagh's first point in nearly 30 minutes but it's greeted with silence at St Tiernach's Park. Aidan Breen quickly tags on another Erne point but the home fans are cheering loudly seconds later as sub Dessie Mone responds from distance.

Conor McCarthy is totally unmarked inside but Gavin Doogan is content to stroke over another point. That's 10 unanswered scores for Monaghan. Eight minutes left.

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Monaghan's subs have certainly made a big impact today as replacement Malone strokes over another point from play. Corner-back Fintan Kelly and Conor McCarthy quick tag on two more Farney points. Monaghan 10 ahead with 10 minutes left.

Sean Quigley looks to have a goal chance for Fermanagh but superb Monaghan replacement Ryan McAnespie makes a textbook diving block. Great defensive work there.

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Many of you have been impressed by Monaghan's second half display.

Is there anyway back for Fermanagh?

Monaghan are starting to pull away here after super sub Duffy (twice) and McManus swing over three more gorgeous points from play. Twenty minutes left and Monaghan are seven ahead. Have Fermanagh anything left in the tank?

Ryan Jones wasn't fit enough to start for Fermanagh before of a long-standing back injury but Pete McGrath has now felt compelled to introduce the midfielder. Dermot Malone replaces Dessie Ward in the Monaghan side.

Jack McCarron strokes over another Monaghan point from play. Fermanagh need to produce a response quickly or this game is going to drift out of reach. Twenty three minutes left.

A Sean Quigley point cuts Monaghan's lead to the minimum but the home side respond with fine scores from recently-introduced Owen Duffy and McManus. Monaghan now three ahead again. Eight minutes into the second half as the rain is falling steadily at St Tiernach's Park.

Conor McCarthy has a glorious goal chance after breaking clear of the Fermanagh defence but keeper Treacy atones for his first-half blunder by making a superb pointblank save.

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BBC pundit

Neil McAdam, possibly lucky to avoid a black card in the first half for a high challenge, extends Monaghan's lead with a fine score from distance. However, Tomas Corrigan replies within a minute. Monaghan remain two ahead.