Derry v Monaghan (17:00)
Karl O'Connell scores opening goal for Monaghan
Conor McCluskey responds with goal for Derry, who lead 1-12 to 1-5 at half-time
Karl Gallagher gives Monaghan hope with second goal
FT: Derry 1-21 Monaghan 2-10
Well that was pretty one-sided folks and the neutrals among us will hope that tomorrow's second semi-final between Armagh and Down at Clones will be a lot closer.
We'll be bringing you live coverage of that game on BBC Two Northern Ireland and the BBC iPlayer, with the action beginning at 15:40 BST.
In the meantime, we'll wish you all a goodnight and look forward to your company tomorrow.
FT: Derry 1-21 Monaghan 2-10
Armagh and Down still have to play in the second semi-final tomorrow at Clones but it's safe to say that Derry are going to be big favourites in the provincial decider on 14 May after this ominous dismissal of Monaghan.
Monaghan knew what they needed to do against Derry but they simply weren't able to do it as they were overwhelming by the Oak Leafers' marauding attackers.
The Farney men simply didn't know where the threat was coming from as scores were coming from everywhere.
FT: Derry 1-21 Monaghan 2-10
Derry led by seven at half-time and the margin is eight at the finish. As eight-point wins go, it's conclusive. It's not a stretch to say that the Oak Leafers outclassed Monaghan today.
Image source, Getty ImagesDerry 1-21 Monaghan 2-10
Derry 1-21 Monaghan 2-10
The game is already over but Derry are showing no sign of letting up and Brendan Rogers gets on the scoresheet in the second minute of injury-time to round off another superb display from him. Four minutes of injury-time have been signalled.
Derry 1-20 Monaghan 2-10
Make that nine points for McGuigan as he points a free as Rory Beggan is booked by Sean Hurson. Stephen O'Hanlon replies for Monaghan in the final minute of normal time but it's too late for the Farney men. Monaghan fans are already streaming out of Healy Park.
Wexford 1-19 Antrim 1-10
Antrim have it all to do in the second half in Wexford.
James McNaughton had scored for Antrim but Wexford hit back through Cathal Dunbar.
Lee Chin has hit four points on his return from injury while Conal Cunning has struck five points for the visitors.
Image source, InphoDerry 1-19 Monaghan 2-9
Shane McGuigan continues his masterclass as he swings over his eighth point with an absolute beauty from that left foot of his.
Derry 1-18 Monaghan 2-9
Micheal Bannigan swings over a fine Monaghan point from play but Shane McGuigan quickly replies with his seventh point after he himself wins the free. We've five minutes of normal time left but it's looking done and dusted at this stage.
Derry 1-17 Monaghan 2-08
Ethan Doherty has probably had one of his quieter games but still has two points to his name now after looping over another score.
Image source, Getty ImagesShane McGuigan of Derry in action against Conor Boyle of Monaghan
Derry 1-16 Monaghan 2-8
Ciaran McFaul comes on for Derry for the first occasion in over a year after spending some time in the United States. He replaces Niall Loughlin. We've 11 minutes of normal time left.
Derry 1-16 Monaghan 2-8
Conor Boyle as well as trying to now curb Shane McGuigan is also getting forward and he slots over from 35 yards to cut the margin to five again.
Derry 1-16 Monaghan 2-7
I'd better not repeat Conor McManus' verbal reaction as he is adjudged by Sean Hurson to have fouled Gareth McKinless as he attempted to fend off the Derry man.
Derry 1-16 Monaghan 2-7
Conor Glass partially atones for his lapse when led to the Monaghan goal as he storms forward to notch a steadying point for Derry.
Image source, Getty ImagesKarl O'Connell of Monaghan in action against Conor Glass of Derry
Wexford 1-13 Antrim 1-7
Wexford have hit back as Cathal Dunbar finds the back of the net.
Returning captain Lee Chin has also been instrumental and he's grabbed two points.
Derry 1-15 Monaghan 2-7
Derry's lead is now down to five after Kieran Hughes lofts over another Farney point. That's the first time in the game that Monaghan have notched two successive scores. We've 20 minutes of normal time left.
Derry 1-15 Monaghan 2-6
Have Monaghan just got a lifeline as Karl Gallagher slams the balls into the net via the crossbar after Ryan Wylie had hit the post from point blank range. It was one of those high balls into the Derry defence which seems to occasionally cause consternation with Conor Glass, uncharacteristically not cutting out the danger on this occasion.
Derry 1-15 Monaghan 1-6
Orla Bannon
BBC Sport Northern Ireland at Omagh
An attendance of 13,371 in Healy Park today. The Ulster Council are expecting over 20,000 in Clones tomorrow for the Down v Armagh semi-final.
Who says no-one cares about the Ulster Championship anymore?
Derry 1-15 Monaghan 1-6
Rogers seems none too affected by his yellow card as his run sets up another free for Rogers, with Monaghan's Conor Boyle picking up a booking for his tackle on the Slaughtneil man.
Derry 1-14 Monaghan 1-6
Derry's Brendan Rogers is yellow carded for a clothes line tackle on Monaghan's best player Karl O'Connell. The Monaghan man seems fine thankfully and McManus points the resultant free.
Wexford 0-6 Antrim 1-3
It's been a bright start in the hurling as Antrim and Wexford cannot be separated in the opening 10 minutes.
James McNaughton found the net for the visitors!