That is all from us following another eventful Sunday in the Allianz Leagues.

Mickey Harte's Derry punished a wasteful Tyrone side in Division One to claim back-to-back victories to start the campaign.

You can read Orla Bannon's report from Celtic Park here.

Also in Division One, David Clifford returned with a goal and a point as Kerry picked up their first league win with a 3-15 to 1-12 victory over Monaghan in Clones.

In Division Two, Donegal survived a Cavan fightback to claim a one-point victory.

Antrim also held on to claim a tense one-point 2-5 to 1-7 Division Three win over Offaly at Corrigan Park.

You can read a wrap report from those games here.

In hurling, Limerick outclassed Antrim 1-36 to 1-9 in the Division 1B opener in Thurles.

You can read the report from that game here.

Thanks for joining us on this busy afternoon, goodbye.

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It was a bit close for comfort towards the end, but Donegal were able to get over the line against Cavan, and join Armagh at the top of the Division Two table with maximum points taken from their first two games.

Having led by four at half-time, Donegal's lead was cut to a solitary point three times, including late in stoppage time.

The outstanding Oisin Gallen converted a free for his sixth point of the game to grant his side a late insurance score and although Paddy Lynch replied, Donegal held on for the win.

Cavan will be disappointed with the defeat, but there will be plenty of positives to take for Raymond Galligan's side, who pushed the promotion favourites all the way.

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Cavan are chipping away at Donegal's lead bit by bit, as Paddy Lynch adds another from a free and James Smith reduces the gap to one!

Donegal haven't been able to put the game to bed, and have chalked up nine wides throughout the game. Two minutes to go!

Mickey Harte is all smiles after his side's win at Celtic Park.

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Cavan have scored two of the last three points, but Donegal are holding onto their lead.

Cavan's Caoimhin O'Reilly has nailed two tremendous points either side of a score from Jamie Brennan. It's a one score game with the minutes ticking away!

Orla Bannon
BBC Sport Northern Ireland at Celtic Park

That's it all over.

After an unconvincing first half, Derry were full value for their win after really upping their game in the second half into a strong wind.

Cormac Murphy was a good addition to their attack today with 0-3 from play and a strong running game.

Tyrone played with a lack of intensity and were very poor in the second half. They have plenty to work on.

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Brian Kennedy and Ciaran Daly add on consolation scores. We are in injury time.

It's as you were at half-time, as Patrick McBrearty has restored Donegal's four-point advantage. There are 15 minutes to go at Breffni Park.

Seanie O'Donnell tags on another score but Tyrone have been really poor in this second half.

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Donegal have finally settled into the second half, as points from Oisin Gallen and Jeaic Mac Ceallbhui have Jim McGuinness breathing slightly more comfortably on the touchline.

Ciaran Brady makes it three points in a row for Cavan, who are steadily building momentum since half-time.

Seanie O'Donnell points Tyrone's first score of the second half, after 32 long minutes without a score either side of the break.

Cavan have made an encouraging start to the second half, as points from Dara McVeety and Paddy Lynch has cut the deficit to two points.

Orla Bannon
BBC Sport Northern Ireland at Celtic Park

Derry have upped their intensity are steaming through a porous Tyrone defence. Paul Cassidy's piledriver was touched onto the crossbar and Conor Doherty points the rebound.

Tyrone have the wind but they haven't scored in this half yet. Seven wides now in this half.

The action is back underway between Cavan and Donegal. Can Jim McGuinness' side hold on for the win, or do Cavan have a comeback in store?

Tyrone breathe a sigh of relief as a Derry goal is disallowed because the ball went out of play along the goal line before bring punched in.

If the green flag had been raised, that could have been game, set and match to the Oak Leafers.

Derry goalkeeper Odhran Lynch is replaced by Ryan Scullion.

Orla Bannon
BBC Sport Northern Ireland at Celtic Park

Derry have upped their play significantly in this second half.

Cormac Murphy scores again, his third from play in this game.

Derry playing all the football now. Tyrone haven't got going in this half and have hit four wides already since half time.

Derry goalkeeper Odhran Lynch is hobbling.