Cavan unchanged for Fermanagh match
Cavan manager Terry Hyland has announced the same starting XV as he did for the Breffni county's opener with Armagh for their Ulster SFC quarter final against Fermanagh on Sunday at 2pm.
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As It Happened: Saturday's GAA Championship
Dublin, Kildare and Kerry all had pretty easy wins, and Down advanced to the Christy Ring Final. See how it happened.
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Armagh lose quartet to emigration
The Armagh county board have confirmed that four players are to leave the county football panel after deciding to emigrate.
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Cavan 1-15 Armagh 1-11: Reaction
Brendan Devenney gives his reaction to Cavan's Ulster Championship win over Armagh
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Cavan 1-15 Armagh 1-11: Donal Keogan
Former Cavan manager Donal Keogan says they should not get carried away with the win over Armagh
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Terry Hyland: Cavan 1-15 Armagh 1-11
Cavan manager Terry Hyland says they have a lot of character in the side
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Cavan season starts now: Flanagan
Cavan's Ronan Flanagan says the season starts now following the win over Armagh
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Cavan deserve credit: Grimley
Armagh manager Paul Grimley says Cavan deserve credit for their performance on the day
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Hyland has praise for Dunne's team-mates
Despite a nine-point haul from Martin Dunne, Cavan manager Terry Hyland was eager to praise the rest of the team after their win over Armagh.
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Dunne on fire as Cavan beat Armagh
Martin Dunne hit 0-09 as Cavan defeated Armagh 1-15 to 1-11 in the Ulster SFC preliminary clash at Kingspan Breffni Park.
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Armagh can shade Ulster opener in Breffni
The always competitive Ulster SFC gets underway with Cavan looking to make home advantage count against Armagh.
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Armagh reveal team for Championship opener
Armagh have named their team for Sunday's Ulster Football Championship preliminary round meeting with Cavan in Kingspan Breffni Park.
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Down leave it late to claim Division 3 title
Benji Ward's Down staged a remarkable comeback at Parnell Park today to land the Tesco Homegrown Ladies NFL Division 3 title with a 2-06 to 0-11 win over Armagh.
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Armagh avoid drop with win over Tribesmen
Armagh avoided relegation to Division 3 as a stern display saw them dispose of Galway on a 0-21 to 1-12 scoreline at the Athletic grounds.
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Report: Armagh beat Galway
John Kenny reports on Armagh's vital win over Galway
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Derry seek to join Westmeath in elite group
Derry look favourites to join the elite next season, while Louth, Armagh and Wexford are fighting for survival in Division 2.
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Kernan returns to manage Crossmaglen
Armagh's All-Ireland winning boss Joe Kernan has been appointed manager of Ulster club champions Crossmaglen.
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Westmeath secure promotion to Division 1
Westmeath secured promotion to Division 1 for next year with a strong second half display to beat Armagh 0-17 to 0-16 in Mullingar in the Allianz Football League Division 2.
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Preview: Allianz Football League Division 2
Westmeath lead the way ahead of the penultimate round of fixtures in the Allianz Football League Division 2.
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Louth leave it late to beat Armagh
Three injury-time points helped Louth account for hosts Armagh on a 1-12 to 1-10 scoreline at the Athletic Grounds.