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Summary
Division One: Derry 1-12 Tyrone 0-9 (FT)
Division One: Monaghan 1-12 Kerry 3-15 (FT)
Division Two: Cavan 0-12 Donegal 0-13 (FT)
Division Three: Antrim 2-5 Offaly 1-7 (FT)
Hurling: Div 1B Limerick 1-36 Antrim 1-9 (FT)
The GAA Social on BBC Soundspublished at 13:46 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February
Image source, BBC SportImage caption, Half-timepublished at 13:42 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February
Monaghan 1-5 Kerry 1-9
A breathless first half in Clones with Kerry four points ahead at the break.
It was an opening stanza full of real quality, only one point from the 2-14 scored in the opening thirty five minutes came from a placed ball, the rest all from open play.
Both sides have had spells of dominance but, it's the Kingdom who have really made their purple patches count. They'll be boosted in the second stanza by a full half of David Clifford.
The Farney men are left to rue two real goal chances which fell to defenders, Ryan O'Toole and Kevin Loughran.
But, as we've come to learn over the past decade, Monaghan are never beaten until the final whistle sounds, this game is far from over...
Image source, BBC SportImage caption, Monaghan 1-5 Kerry 1-9
Division One Latestpublished at 13:34 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February
Monaghan 1-5 Kerry 1-8
David Clifford's first action is a hefty challenge on Ryan O'Toole and he receives a yellow-card from the referee, Sean Hurson. The home fans feel it should have been more...
David Clifford Alert!published at 13:33 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February
Monaghan 1-5 Kerry 1-8
Jack O'Connor springs the star-man, David Clifford from the bench and he gets a 'Welcome to Clones' shoulder from Kevin Loughran as he enters the fray.
Division One Latestpublished at 13:31 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February
Monaghan 1-5 Kerry 1-8
Kerry beginning to take hold as Sean O'Shea clips over the first score of the afternoon from a free.
Paul Murphy wins the resulting kick-out and shoots over with ease off, of his right boot.
Goalpublished at 13:29 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February
Monaghan 1-5 Kerry 1-7
The Kingdom have their goal, Graham O'Sullivan slips the ball to Cillian Burke who sends an unstoppable effort into the top right hand corner of the net.
Clifford set for action at Clonespublished at 13:28 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February
Monaghan 1-5 Kerry 0-7
Image source, InphoImage caption, David Clifford out on the pitch at Clones after being named in the Kerry substitutes
Division One Latestpublished at 13:27 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February
Monaghan 1-5 Kerry 0-7
Another huge goal chance for the home side, the ball falls into the hands of defender Kevin Loughran but his effort is straight at the Kerry goalkeeper Shane Ryan.
Monaghan do edge in front once more from then next attack. Stephen O'Hanlon burning a series of Kerry defenders with his pace before clipping over on his right.
Division One Latestpublished at 13:24 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February
Monaghan 1-4 Kerry 0-7
Sean O'Shea stops the rot for The Kingdom with his third point of the afternoon.
Tom O'Sullivan levels proceedings for the third time in this contest.
Division One Latestpublished at 13:21 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February
Monaghan 1-4 Kerry 0-5
Michael Hamill fires over after some quick thinking from Ciaran McNulty and Monaghan edge ahead.
Captain, Kieran Duffy then lands a mark with the outside of his right boot, that's 1-3 without reply for the Farney.
Division One Latestpublished at 13:18 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February
Monaghan 1-2 Kerry 0-5
Jack McCarron fires over to level the sides, that quickfire 1-1 has really sparked this large home support into life.
Goalpublished at 13:16 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February
Monaghan 1-1 Kerry 0-5
Worth noting that Kerry are playing with a fairly strong breeze in this first half.
But, Monaghan have the antidote and it's a combination of the full-back line, Killian Lavelle squares to Ryan O'Toole who punches into the roof of the net.
Image source, inphoImage caption, Ryan O'Toole celebrates scoring his sides first goal
Highlights: Fermanagh overcome Kildare to remain unbeatenpublished at 13:15 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February
Fermanagh 2-10 Kildare 0-12
Highlights as Fermanagh overcome Kildare 2-10 to 0-12 at Brewster Park to remain unbeaten in Division Two.
Media caption, Watch: Fermanagh v Kildare
Division One Latestpublished at 13:12 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February
Monaghan 0-1 Kerry 0-5
Sean O'Shea gets his and Kerry's second point and they lead for the first time.
Dara Moynihan, Conor Geaney and Dylan Casey fire over in quick succession, that's now five Kerry scores without reply.
Division One Latestpublished at 13:08 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February
Monaghan 0-1 Kerry 0-1
Jason Irwin opens the scoring on seven minutes after a number of wides at both ends.
Sean O'Shea with an instant reply at the other end for The Kingdom.
Division One Latestpublished at 13:04 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February
Monaghan Vs Kerry
Kerry are awarded an early penalty after Dara Moynihan was adjudged to have been fouled. Referee, Sean Hurson has a word with his umpires and changes his mind, awarding a free to Monaghan.
Division One: Further Late Changespublished at 13:02 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February
Monaghan Vs Kerry, Clones
Last week's matchwinner, Ciaran McNulty is in from the start as Micheal Bannigan moves to the subs, a very late unannounced Monaghan change from Vinnie Corey before throw-in.
Division One: Late Changespublished at 12:58 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February
Monaghan v Kerry, Clones, 13:00 GMT
One change to the Monaghan team named in the match programme.
Kevin Sheridan wearing number twenty-two will now start at right half back.
He replaces Ryan McAnespie who will not feature today and the number five jersey will now be worn by Karl O'Connell who starts on the bench.
Kerry will play as per match programme with one change in the substitutes, Keith Evans will now wear eighteen as Killian Spillane drops out completely. But before you ask.....both Cliffords are on the bench.
Packed day of GAA Action aheadpublished at 12:57 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February
Image source, BBC SportImage caption, GAA Fixtures - Sunday 4 February
Will Kilpatrick feature for Tyrone?published at 12:54 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February
Derry v Tyrone (15:45 GMT)
In terms of the media landscape at any rate, Tyrone's build-up to the big game at Celtic Park has been dominated by their attempts to get Conn Kilpatrick's red card against Roscommon overturned so he can feature today.
We heard on Thursday night that his initial plea to the Central Hearings Committee had been turned down and the word yesterday was Croke Park's Central Appeal Committee had also refused to over-rule referee Martin McNally's decision.
That left the Red Hands with the last ditch option of going to the Disputes Resolution Authority and if reports are to be believed, they have played that final card.
Kilpatrick wasn't named in the Tyrone squad announced yesterday afternoon.
Image source, InphoImage caption, Conn Kilpatrick looks devastated as he is red carded by referee Martin McNally in last weekend's Division One opener against Roscommon at Healy Park