Division One: Monaghan 1-14 Mayo 2-13 (FT)
Division One: Derry 2-19 Roscommon 1-9 (FT)
Division One: Dublin 5-18 Tyrone 0-12 (FT)
Division Three: Down 3-15 Clare 1-10 (FT)
Division Three: Antrim 1-14 Wicklow 0-14 (FT)
Derry 1-8 Roscommon 1-8
It's been all Roscommon in the first seven minutes of the second half and they've scored all three points so far through Diarmuid Murtagh (a free and from play) and Enda Smith. Level game.
Monaghan 0-8 Mayo 1-4
We're back underway in Clones.
Cillian O'Connor has come on for Mayo.
Dublin 2-12 Tyrone 0-6
The Dubs get this second half underway with a score from Con O'Callaghan, he was toying with the Tyrone defence.
HT: Antrim 1-7 Wicklow 0-6
A big moment just before the break as Eunan Walsh sent a shot in which may or may not have had snow on it, but his Aghagallon club mate Ruairi McCann follows in, leaps and palms home.
Suddenly, Antrim go in at the break with breathing space. They stay up as it stands with Wicklow going down despite Offaly trailing to Limerick
Image source, inphoHT: Antrim 1-7 Wicklow 0-6
HT: Down 1-7 Clare 1-4
Points from Pat Havern and Ceilum Doherty either side of a Ciaran Downes free had Down ahead by four, before Clare's goalkeeper Stephen Ryan bombed over an excellent point from outside the '45.
The game is closer on the scoreboard than perhaps it should be, but on the evidence of the first 35 minutes, Down should have enough to claim the win in the second half.
Image source, InphoDown 1-7 Clare 1-4
Derry 1-8 Roscommon 1-5
The attendance at Celtic Park today is 3,712.
That's a good bit down on previous Derry home games but maybe the Oak Leaf fans are keeping their powder dry for a spin to Croke Park on Easter Sunday for the Division One league final.
The second half is underway. One change for Derry - Ciaran McFaul for Declan Cassidy.
Down 1-5 Clare 1-2
For Clare, an Emmett McMahon free cut the gap to two points, before Danny Magill replied for the home side.
John McGovern's debut has certainly been eventful, as he is shown a black card just eight minutes after coming on, for a trip on Dermot Coughlan!
In his defence, that looks like a harsh decision.
Image source, InphoManus Doherty with Odhran Murdock and Liam Kerr
Antrim 0-6 Wicklow 0-4
Points from Kevin Quinn (free) and Johnny Carlin on the breakaway narrow the gap to one, but Eunan Walsh responds.
Antrim lose Dermot McAleese to injury with Conor Hand coming in.
Monaghan 0-8 Mayo 1-4
Half-time in Clones and despite being down to 14 men it is Monaghan with the slender lead.
Image source, InphoDown 1-4 Clare 1-1
Miceal Rooney has pointed to push Down three ahead, but it feels as though the gap should be wider through 25 minutes.
Down are having plenty of possession and getting into dangerous areas, but their final pass and decision making in front of the posts is letting them down.
Dublin 2-11 Tyrone 0-6
The Dubs look to be well on their way to a league final on Easter Sunday. Colm Basquel and Niall Scully with the goals.
This inexperienced Tyrone side simply have no answers against a well oiled 'blue machine.'
Image source, InphoDublin 2-11 Tyrone 0-6
It's another Dublin goal, Tyrone can't get a shot away at the other end and it's another lightening quick counter.
Con O'Callaghan slipped it to Niall Scully who unleashed an unmerciful effort into the top right corner of the net from close range.
Cathal McShane replies for Tyrone.
Image source, InphoDublin's Niall Scully shoots past Niall Morgan of Tyrone
Derry 1-8 Roscommon 1-5
Roscommon captain Brian Stack made a great run down the left and was caught in two minds - point or goal? He went for power and ended up with nothing. Roscommon might regret misses like that when this game is over.
For now, David Gough blows the whistle for half time and Derry will be relatively happy, leading by three and playing well within themselves. The only concern will be the fitness of Gareth McKinless who did not reappear after going off injured.
Image source, InphoDerry 1-8 Roscommon 1-5
Derry 1-8 Roscommon 1-5
Derry are finishing the half strongly.
They raid forward with Ethan Doherty and Shane McGuigan stretching their lead to three.
Down 1-3 Clare 1-1
Ciaran Downes pointed from a free, before Liam Kerr replied for Down.
With just 20 minutes on the clock, Down are making a change with John McGovern (better known for his Irish League exploits with Newry City) coming on for his senior inter-county debut in place of James Guinness.
Antrim 0-5 Wicklow 0-2
Midway through the opening period and `Antrim remain three ahead. Wicklow beginning to come into it but Ryan McQuillan grabs his third of the half.
Dublin 1-10 Tyrone 0-5
Darren McCurry lands for Tyrone but, at the other end, Dublin should have a second goal with Ross McGarry clean through he blazed his effort over the bar.
Niall Devlin has a goal chance blocked from the next attack, Lorcan O'Dell finishes the pattern with a point.
Frantic...
Monaghan 0-6 Mayo 1-4
Andrew Woods has been shown a red card for Monaghan.
Aidan O'Shea has since given the away side the lead.
Dublin 1-8 Tyrone 0-4
Con O'Callaghan with an absolutely outrageous mark, catching the ball high above his head, he had no right to do that!
The Cuala man gets up to tap the ball over the bar, his second of the day.
Image source, InphoBen Cullen is challenged by Killian McGinnnis
Down 1-2 Clare 1-0
Down almost had an immediate reply to Clare's goal!
Liam Kerr fisted effort hit the upright and the rebound came to James Guinness. He was only two yards out from goal, but a combination of two Clare defenders and the goalkeeper kept out his shot.