Wow! Paul Mannion shows all his class with a superb effort from out wide.

Glen's lead is down to four....

Shane Walsh sends the 45 over the black spot and there's five between them.

Can Kilmacud produce a late comeback here?

Someone had a shot, it was blocked by someone and now Kilmacud have a 45.

That's all I've got for you.

Kilmacud Crokes are seeing plenty of the ball here but aren't really doing much with it.

Paul Mannion hits back for Kilmacud.

This is very end-to-end all of a sudden.

Eunan Mulholland hits straight back for Glen!

Kilmacud Crokes pull a point back.

I think it was Cian O'Connor, who was up from the back.

Here's what the spectators are seeing (or not seeing, in this case) at Pairc Esler...

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Jim McGuinness says he has "no idea" whether his Donegal side are facing any potential sanctions for playing 17-year-old Finbarr Roarty in Wednesday's Dr McKenna Cup win over Armagh.

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Here's more from the McKenna Cup as Donegal pick up their second win as they edge Tyrone 0-15 to 1-10 at Healy Park in Omagh.

Donegal led 0-9 to 0-4 at half-time and missed several goal chances.

Ciaran Daly's goal helped Tyrone fight back to lead midway through the second half but Donegal regrouped to hang on for victory.

Cathal Mulholland makes no mistake for the Derry men and the lead grows even further!

The Dubliners send an effort wide and I genuinely don't have a clue who kicked it.

The fog is very, very heavy at that end of the pitch now.

What a start to the second half as Danny Tallon fires over a free and Glen's lead is up to six.

The players are back out on the pitch in Newry with a huge cheer as the Glen players emerge from the changing room.

The fog definitely appears to be heavier but we're good to go.

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We've already had some GAA action today with the McKenna Cup now in full swing.

Donegal secured their second win under returning boss Jim McGuinness in the Dr McKenna Cup as they beat Tyrone 0-15 to 1-10 at Healy Park.

Donegal led 0-9 to 0-4 at half-time after missing several goal chances.

Ciaran Daly's goal helped Tyrone fight back to lead but Donegal regrouped to win although their semi-finals spot is in doubt because of a player eligibility issue.

Then 17-year-old Finbarr Roarty played in Wednesday's win over Armagh.

Naomh Conaill youngster Roarty turned 18 on Thursday but competition rules for senior inter-county football state that players must have turned 18 by the start of the calendar year to be eligible to play.

Ulster GAA is expected to meet on Sunday evening to discuss the issue with potential sanctions in addition to forfeiture of the game including a two-week suspension for the player and eight-week ban for those deemed to be in charge of the team.

In Sunday's other game, Fermanagh edged a 1-10 to 1-9 win over Antrim at Ahoghill, with Lee Cullen hitting the Erne County's goal in the first half.

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Well, that was fun in the fog.

Glen lead by five at the break.

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Ciaran McFaul has a go right at the end of the half and, although we couldn't see where it ended up, the umpires confirmed it split the posts.

Make that a five-point lead as Conor Glass follows it up with another score! What an end to the half!

Luke Ward wins a free and Paul Mannion fires it over.

Glen are flying here as Danny Tallon lands another free!

Michael Warnock cuts his way through the fog and lets fly...and it's over!

Glen lead by three!

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