At a glance: A guide to Sunday's GAA action

SATURDAY 25 FEBRUARY

Fitzgibbon Cup final
RES Mary I 3-24 IT Carlow 1-19

Darragh O’Donovan scored the crucial goal as reigning champions Mary I made it back to back Fitzgibbon Cups for the first time in their history with a 3-24 to 1-19 win over IT Carlow at Pearse Stadium in Salthill.

All-Ireland club SHC semi-final
RES Cuala (Dublin) 3-21 Slaughtneil (Derry) 2-11

Cuala will be the first Dublin club to appear in an All-Ireland Club SHC final, after securing their place with a 3-21 to 2-11 win over Ulster champions Slaughtneil at the Athletic Grounds.

Allianz FL Division 1
RES Mayo 1-19 Roscommon 0-14, MacHale Park

Mayo ran out comfortable winners over Roscommon, with Cillian O'Connor goaling from the penalty spot. 

Allianz FL Division 2
RES Down 1-13 Meath 0-14, Páirc Esler

Down ended a long losing sequence with a 1-13 to 0-14 win over Meath at Pairc Esler in Division 2 of the Allianz Football League.

Allianz FL Division 3
RES Laois 1-10 Tipperary 1-16, O'Moore Park

Tipperary manager Liam Kearns was the man smiling at the final whistle after both he and Peter Creedon had a reunion with former charges in the Allianz Football League Division 3 clash at at O’Moore Park.

The Premier ran out 1-16 to 1-10 winners.

Allianz FL Division 4
RES Carlow 1-10 Limerick 0-10, Netwatch Cullen Park

SUNDAY 26 FEBRUARY

Allianz FL Division 1
1400 Donegal v Dublin, Ballybofey
1400 Kerry v Monaghan, Fitzgerald Stadium
1430 Tyrone v Cavan, Healy Park

Dublin will looking be to extend their unbeaten run in league and championship to 32 games when they head to Ballybofey to take on a  Donegal side, who are now without the services of Neil Gallagher after he called time on his career this week.

Like Dublin, Tyrone and Monaghan have taken three from a possible four points so far, leaving them with in a very positive mindset for their third round encounters against Cavan and Kerry respectively.

Tyrone will be at home to Breffnimen, who beat them once already this year in the first round of the McKenna Cup in early January. The counties clashed four times last year with the Red Hand winning three (Division 2 group game and final and the Ulster semi-final replay) while there was one draw (Ulster semi-final).

Monaghan lost to Kerry by eight points in last year’s league.

Allianz FL Division 2
1300 Cork v Fermanagh, Pairc Ui Rinn
1400 Derry v Kildare, Celtic Park
1400 Galway v Clare, Pearse Stadium

Kildare lead the way with two wins from two having beaten Meath and Cork in their opening games by a combined total of 16 points. They head to Celtic Park to take on a Derry side who, after drawing with Clare were well beaten by Meath a fortnight ago. 

Galway v Clare pits two teams on three points against each other. They also have the same scoring difference (+6pts). The Banner are the only team in the Division yet to concede a goal.

Fermanagh make the long journey south to play Cork on Sunday in what will be the first league clash between the counties since 2009. The Rebels have one point to show from their two encounters so far and will need a maximum return here if they are to figure in the promotion race.

Allianz FL Division 3
1400 Antrim v Sligo, Corrigan Park
1400 Longford v Armagh, Glennon Bros Pearse Park
1400 Offaly v Louth, O'Connor Park

Louth lead the way in the third tier on four points and are away to an Offaly side who got their first points with an emphatic win over Antrim on 12 February.

Sligo (three from four points) have made a very good start and will be hoping to build on it against Antrim, who lost their opening two games by a total of 18 points.

Armagh are also in early trouble after taking one point from a possible four so far, which makes their clash with Longford, who lost narrowly to Louth last time out, very important. 

Allianz FL Division 4
1300 Wicklow v London, Aughrim
1300 Wexford v Waterford, Innovate Wexford Park
1400 Westmeath v Leitrim, TEG Cusack Park

Wexford and Waterford have both won their first two games, making their clash the big attraction in this group next weekend.

The Déise only picked up four points in last year's league and will be keen to maintain their winning push against 'Banty' McEnaney's Slaneysiders who fought hard to get maximum points against Leitrim the last day.

Westmeath (three points) are tucked in behind the leading pair but can expect another tough encounter on home soil when they face Leitrim.  

Limerick, who were relegated last year, have lost their first two games and are already lagging behind in the promotion race as they prepare to take on Carlow (one win from two) on Saturday night.

Wicklow are also pointless after two encounters and they may not have it easy against a London side who had a decent win over Carlow a fortnight ago.

Allianz HL Division 3A
1230 Tyrone v Donegal, Healy Park
1400 Louth v Monaghan, Darver

ONLINE
Live blogs on RTÉ.ie and RTÉ News now App from 1330 on Saturday and 1200 on Sunday.

ON RADIO
Live updates on the Fitzgibbon Cup final and Cuala v Slaughtneil on Saturday Sport on RTÉ Radio 1 from 1400. Live commentary on Mayo v Roscommon, with updates on Down v Meath and Laois v Tipperary on Saturday Sport Extra on Radio 1 from 1900.  Sunday Sport on RTÉ Radio 1 from 1400 will have reporters at the day's main games.  

ON TV
Saturday
Fitzgibbon Cup final and Cuala v Slaughtneil live on TG4 from 1245 
Mayo v Roscommon, Down v Meath and Laois v Tipperary live on eir Sport from 1900

Sunday
Donegal v Dublin live on TG4 from 1330
Kerry v Monaghan deferred coverage on TG4 from 1545

All live and deferred games available worldwide via GAAGO.

Highlights of all the weekend's action on Allianz League Sunday on RTÉ Two television from 2130 

WEATHER
Wet and windy at first on Saturday with fresh to strong and gusty southerly winds veering west to southwesterly later as rain turns to showers. Another spell of wet and windy weather will spread from the west during Sunday.