More of a cutting-edge won the day for the reigning Ulster Champions with both counties now turning their attention to the National League. For Derry they will travel to the kingdom to face Kerry in their Division One opener on Saturday evening while Donegal host Cork next Sunday.That's all for today, folks.

Thanks very much for joining us and be sure to keep an eye out for Paul McIntyre's report and across the BBC Sport website for more reaction.

Mickey Harte has his 13th McKenna Cup title, his first with Derry!

Daire Ó Baoill had a sight of goal but his effort is easily dealt with by Odhran Lynch with the final whistle nearing.

Niall Loughlin adds another for Derry but a wind-assisted drive from Ciaran Thompon flies between the posts at the other end.

Jim McGuinness sees his side reduced to 13 men as Oisin Gallen receives a second booking.

Shane McGuigan extends Derry's lead again converting from a dead ball.

Conor Doherty glides in from the left and curls one over the black spot to give Derry a four-point lead.

After a huge strike in the first half, Gavin Mulreany has followed up in the second landing another long-range free.

Donegal captain Paddy McBrearty has also been sent to the line.14 vs 14 for the final quarter of an hour.

Down referee Conor Curran has shown a straight red card to Derry's no.9 Brendan Rodgers!

Scuffle in midfield. Could be ramifications.

Just moments after entering the fray Daire Ó Baoill lands a colossal point for Donegal.Could that be the spark they need?

The Oakleafers in full control as we approach the 50-minute mark. Donegal struggling since the restart.

Half-time substitute Niall Toner sends over a fine score from play to give the Ulster champions some breathing space.

Shane McGuigan remains perfect from frees scoring his fifth from around 40 metres out.

Beautiful score from Paul Cassidy to stretch Derry's lead to three.

The action has resumed in a windswept Omagh

Having won the competition 12 times with Tyrone, Mickey Harte's Derry, aided by the wind, lead by two points at the break.However, with the elements against them in the second period can the Oakleafers hold on or will Jim McGuinness' Donegal side turn them over?

A free from Paddy McBrearty at the end of the half leaves just two points between the sides as they head in at the break.

After a back-and-forth spell with wides at either end Shane McGuigan calmly slots over his fourth free of the game.