So, the 2023 All-Ireland is very much up and running.

Galway held on to beat a dogged 14-man Tyrone in Salt Hill in our Group Two featured match after Donegal had earlier opened with a win over Clare in Group Four.

In the Group One opener, Mayo stunned holders Kerry 1-19 to 0-17 to get of to a winning start.

You can read our match report here.

We'll be back next week with more All-Ireland coverage. Thanks for joining us.

There it is - the final whistle goes in the rain at Pease Stadium and it's Connacht champions Galway who triumph with a 0-16 to 0-13 win over Tyrone.

Tyrone still refusing to go quietly as Darren McCurry sends over a free to bring Galway's lead back to three again.

Can the Red Hands find a goal in the closing minutes?

An easy point for Shane Walsh - his sixth of the game - sends Galway four points ahead and you would think that is that for this match.

It's looking time is going to run out for Tyrone as they remain three points behind in the closing stages.

A brilliant score from Damien Comer - one of the best of the match - as he holds off two Tyrone men and cuts inside from the left before hitting a beautiful curling right-foot shot.

Yet again Tyrone refuse to go away as the impressive Darren McCurry grabs his sixth of the day with another left-footed free.

Two in it - again!

That man Shane Walsh grabs his fifth point of the day with a free to move Galway three points ahead again.

Tyrone joint-manager Feargal Logan surveys the scene as his side hang in to this All-Ireland encounter.

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Darren McCurry with a left-footed free from distance brings 14-man Tyrone to within two points of Galway.

Two points in it again.

Nice bit of work from Galway sub Cathal Sweeney who drops the shoulder fists over an important point to put his side four up.

And, immediately, Peter Harte pulls one back for the visitors.

Tyrone really are hanging in well with the one-man disadvantage.

Paul Conroy with his left foot hits a point a makes it three points between the sides again.

Immediately, though, Conor Meyler jinks on to his left and pulls one back for the visitors.

We'll stay with this post as Cillian McDaid scores again for Galway to put them 0-12 to 0-9 ahead.

Dazzling from Darren McCurry as he sells his man a dummy before working the ball on to his left foot and landing a point with a sweet strike.

Living up to his nickname of The Dazzler there.

Mathew Tierney opens his account for the day to take Galway further away from Tyrone.

Their lead is back to three points.

Free for Galway and Shane Walsh kicks his fourth point of the day with a fine right-foot strike from wide on the left.

Galway have talked themselves into committing a free at the other end.

Darragh Canavan was never going to miss from there as he taps over for his third of the day.

One point in it!

That was a good chance for a shot at goal for Galway but it comes to nothing.

It was Shaun Kelly that looked to be through on goal but he couldn't deliver a goal or a point with a weak effort.

Darren McCurry steps up and delivers a sweet strike from the free to make it a two-point game once again.

Fine break from Conn Kilpatrick earns his side a free and sees Paul Conroy pick up a yellow card for pulling his shorts back.

Yes, his shorts.

That's lovely from Peter Cooke.

An audacious hand-pass from about 20 yards out sails over the bar and re-establishes Galway's three-point lead.