Donegal or Down now await Armagh as they aim to reach their first Ulster final since claiming the Anglo-Celt back in 2008.

Conor Turbitt was immense and the return of Rian O'Neill and Aidan Nugent will be a much-needed boost for Kieran McGeeney but he will know his team still have plenty to work on.

For Cavan, it's all eyes on the Tailteann Cup and can they go one better after last year's final defeat.

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It's the Orchard County who march on to the semi-finals with a comfortable win in Breffni Park.Cavan kept battling but Armagh always had them at arm's length with the damage done in the first half.

The 4th official's board brings a huge roar from the home crowd but is there too much for Cavan to do?They have hit three wides since their last score taking their tally to 15 for the game.

Orla Bannon
BBC Sport NI at Breffni Park

Cavan fans are desperate for some late drama here and Tiernan Madden almost provided it with a well-struck shot.

But too many of these second-half Cavan points have felt like consolation scores because Armagh have looked like winners from a long way out.

Raymond Galligan sends over a 45 but Cavan will need to land a major to have any chance here.69 minutes played.

What a stop! It's Rian O'Neill diving in front of Tiarnan Madden's shot to tip it around the post.Ethan Rafferty was beaten but superb from O'Neill to deny a grandslam finish.

We said Gearoid McKiernan needed to step up and he has as he kicks his third point of the game.

Cavan win the Armagh kick out which is something that Kieran McGeeney will be eager to work on.Paddy Lynch is on the end of the move to finish with a point and tag his fourth of the day.

There was snow on that one.

Gearoid McKiernan hits over a free for Cavan from around the D and made sure to put his boot through it. Just over 10 minutes for the home side to salvage something.

Nine points in it now.A sweeping counter-attack is finished off by corner back Conor O'Neill to tighten the visitors' grip on this tie.

That man again Conor Turbitt.

Cuts inside from the left-hand side and easy as you like caresses the ball over the bar.

Cavan look beaten.

That is sublime.

A terrific ball from Ethan Rafferty to pick out Conor Turbitt and collect a mark.

He sends it between the posts for his sixth point of the game.

Orla Bannon
BBC Sport NI at Breffni Park

There he is!

You wondered how long Armagh would wait to introduce their star man and Rian O'Neill gets his first taste of the 2023 Ulster Championship after 43 minutes of this contest.

That brings a roar from the big travelling support.

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Cavan need to make more of these opportunities.

Raymond Galligan again kicks wayward from a 45 with their wide count now into double figures.