27 mins:<\/b> Costello scores a long one-pointer to level the scores. Meath with the wind would hope to be going in ahead at half-time. A strong run and finish then by Menton to give Meath the lead.<\/p>\n
Derry 1-6 Meath 1-7<\/b><\/p>\n
25 mins: <\/b>Super score by McGuigan after he creates space for himself and on the turn shoots sweetly over the bar.<\/p>\n
Derry 1-6 Meath 1-5<\/b><\/p>\n
22 mins: <\/b>Very exciting start to this game, end to end. Briliant interplay between three players and then McCluskey\u2019s low shot for goal is well saved. Murray fists over the rebound.<\/p>\n
Derry 1-5 Meath 1-5<\/b><\/p>\n
19 mins: Goal for Derry!<\/b> Sargeant has had an impressive start and scores after he was tackles but soccer style shot the loose ball into the corner.<\/p>\n
Derry 1-4 Meath 1-5<\/b><\/p>\n
18 mins:<\/b> Eoin McEvoy scores well from a run inside and then punches the ball over the bar under pressure.<\/p>\n
But Meath score a fine two-pointer through Menton and Derry mess up the kickout and Conlon scores.<\/p>\n
Derry 0-4 Meath 1-5<\/b><\/p>\n
12 mins:<\/b> Lachlan Murray scores for Derry as Brennan slips on a 45 to hit it well wide.<\/p>\n
Derry 0-3 Meath 1-2<\/b><\/p>\n
8 mins:<\/b> Shane McGuigan scores to get Derry within one, but Meath get their first two-pointer of the match through Flynn to go three ahead.<\/p>\n
Derry 0-2 Meath 1-2<\/b><\/p>\n
5 mins: Goal for Meath! <\/b>Donal Keogan finds himself in a lot of space in front of space and rounds the keeper nicely to score. Then Brennan had to make a big save from Sargeant, who then scores the 45.<\/p>\n
Derry 0-1 Meath 1-0<\/b><\/p>\n
3 mins: <\/b>A wide apiece in the opening minute, missed by Sargent from Derry and Conlon from Meath. Then Costello misses one, maybe a bit of nerves.<\/p>\n
Ahead of the Derry v Meath game starting in a few minutes, here are the teams:<\/p>\n
Derry:<\/b> McGuckin; McGrogan, Rogers, McCluskey; Doherty, McKinless, McEvoy; Glass, D Higgins; Doherty, Sargent, Forbes; Cassidy, McGuigan, L Murray<\/p>\n
Meath: <\/b>Brennan; Lavin, Rafferty, Ryan; Keogan, Menton, Coffey; Flynn, J O\u2019Connor; C O\u2019Connor, Costello, Caulfield, Morris, Conlon, Frayne<\/p>\n
Here is the report for the Cork v Donegal game from Chris McNulty at MacCumhaill Park, Ballybofey.<\/p>\n
[\u00a0Steven Sherlock\u2019s long-range precision helps Cork pull off shock win over DonegalOpens in new window<\/a>\u00a0]<\/p>\n 60 mins: Two goals for Kerry!<\/b> David Clifford gets one, Diarmuid O\u2019Connor and that will be the end of that for Kildare in the championship.<\/p>\n Kildare 0-13 Kerry 2-20<\/b><\/p>\n This is quite the result in the Tailteann Cup. <\/b>Fermanagh 2-24 Sligo 0-7, a 23-point win for the Ernesiders. They join Offaly, Down and Wicklow in the last four. We have wins for Dublin, Galway and Kerry in the women\u2019s football championship, while in minor hurling, it was Limerick and Tipperary who will meet in the final after comprehensive victories over Galway and Cork respectively.<\/p>\n 44 mins: <\/b>It\u2019s been a day of shocks, but hard to see another one in Newbridge as Kerry lead by 10 early in the second half. David Clifford, brother Paudie and \u00d3 Beaglaoich scored, with Beirne for Kildare.<\/p>\n Kildare 0-9 Kerry 0-19<\/b><\/p>\n What about that second half performance by Monaghan then, blew the Rossies away into the wind. Roscommon were very poor and that\u2019s them out of the championship in a season that promised so much more. An example of their great play in the second half:<\/p>\n Conor McCarthy won man of the match for scoring three points from play but it was a team effort. Dessie Ward also scored three points and Jack McCarron got a smooth seven points. He\u2019s having a late career resurgence at just the right time. They go into a Round 3 draw which intriguingly now will have Donegal in it too.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, Kerry lead Kildare by eight points at half-time – 0-16 to 0-8.<\/p>\n 70 mins:<\/b> McAnespie scores straight off the bench, the Farney County are set for a famous win in Clones. The home fans are delighted.<\/p>\n Full-time: Monaghan 1-20 Roscommon 0-14<\/b><\/p>\n Roscommon are the first team out of the championship in this stage! Monaghan progress to the next round after a brilliant second half performance.<\/p>\n 68 mins: <\/b>Garland puts the cherry on top it looks like with a curler that was well worked again. Roscommon have been out of sorts, where is the team that won the Connacht title?<\/p>\n Monaghan 1-19 Roscommon 0-14<\/b><\/p>\n 66 mins: <\/b>High tackle on Byrne by Smith gives him a yellow card not long after coming on. McCarthy, who has had a brilliant game from wing back, wins another scoreable free after flying through. McCarron converts.<\/p>\n Monaghan 1-18 Roscommon 0-14<\/b><\/p>\n 30 mins:<\/b> Three in a row for Kerry reasserts their control – Clifford, Geaney and O\u2019Sullivan.<\/p>\n Kildare 0-7 Kerry 0-14<\/b><\/p>\n 64 mins:<\/b> Monaghan are cutting through Roscommon at will, Woods this time bursting through to score. Roscommon have been listless this half, but all it takes is a few two-pointers or a goal to switch the mood. The bench are making a difference at least, the latest is Conor Hand to score.<\/p>\n Monaghan 1-17 Roscommon 0-14<\/b><\/p>\n 62 mins:<\/b> A classy score from a classy operator as McCarron scores off his right as the defence might have expected a shot from his left. McKeon goes up and scores, but Monaghan still leading by six as Enda Smith comes off the bench.<\/p>\n Monaghan 1-16 Roscommon 0-13<\/b><\/p>\n 60 mins: <\/b>This has been a masterclass so far by Monaghan of managing a game in the second half into the wind, slow play and Roscommon are a bit timid in their pressing. It all ends up with pacey McCarthy running through and scoring. Six-point lead.<\/p>\n Monaghan 1-15 Roscommon 0-12<\/b><\/p>\n 23 mins: <\/b>Finally a few different Kildare scorers – Darragh Kirwan and Alex Beirne – but Robinson scores another. Clifford for Kerry. But the Lilywhites are back within four.<\/p>\n Kildare 0-7 Kerry 0-11<\/b><\/p>\n 57 mins: <\/b>Ward splits the posts after a nice foot pass to find him in space for his third point of the day. Roscommon then go up the pitch and Ruane punches it wide.<\/p>\n Monaghan 1-14 Roscommon 0-12<\/b><\/p>\n 20 mins: <\/b>Two more points for Jack Robinson.<\/p>\n Kildare 0-4 Kerry 0-10<\/b><\/p>\n 55 mins:<\/b> McCarthy went close as it looked like he curled it in from the left, but the umpire judges just wide. Roscommon sub Jack Duggan makes an immediate impact to score a point.<\/p>\n Monaghan 1-13 Roscommon 0-12<\/b><\/p>\n 18 mins: <\/b>Jack Robinson got his second for Kildare, but then Paul Geaney and Se\u00e1n O\u2019Brien got points to make it an eight-point lead.<\/p>\n Kildare 0-2 Kerry 0-10<\/b><\/p>\n 52 mins: <\/b>A slow attack by Monaghan, before again upping the pace, but then Bannigan to Mooney to McGorman, all the half forwards and they score in front of the goal.<\/p>\n Monaghan 1-13 Roscommon 0-11<\/b><\/p>\n 12 mins: <\/b>Jack Robinson gets Kildare\u2019s first point of the day. But then Paudie Clifford scores a two-pointer.<\/p>\n Kildare 0-1 Kerry 0-8<\/b><\/p>\n 50 mins:<\/b> Monaghan certainly take a lot of shots, it\u2019s another wide by Mooney, the 11th of the game, but they\u2019ve still scored 1-12. The Rossies respond with a point by Ruane.<\/p>\n Monaghan 1-12 Roscommon 0-11<\/b><\/p>\n 9 mins:<\/b> It\u2019s all Kerry in the other game, as Dylan Geaney scores a two-pointer for an early six-point lead<\/p>\n Kildare 0-0 Kerry 0-6<\/b><\/p>\n 48 mins:<\/b> A great spell for Monaghan here, they keep the ball for a while, and then wait until a free man appears. Who is McCarville, who strokes it over to make it a five-point lead.<\/p>\n Monaghan 1-12 Roscommon 0-10<\/b><\/p>\n 8 mins: <\/b>Paul Geaney scores for Kerry.<\/p>\n Kildare 0-0 Kerry 0-4<\/b><\/p>\n 44 mins:<\/b> Ward kicks a big one into the wind to give Monaghan a four-point lead again, his second point of the match.<\/p>\n Monaghan 1-11 Roscommon 0-10<\/b><\/p>\n Kerry v Kildare is under way. Kerry have scored three points in the opening stages – Two-pointer by Joe O\u2019Connor and a point by Graham O\u2019Sullivan.<\/p>\n 42 mins:<\/b> Excellent point by Bannigan, after patient Monaghan play he bursts through past two or three players at pace and knocks it over. Then Murtagh descended on the Monaghan goal, but the Farney managed to keep him out.<\/p>\n Monaghan 1-10 Roscommon 0-10<\/b><\/p>\n 39 mins:<\/b> Roscommon being the half with a two-pointer by Diarmuid Murtagh, the wind will give them plenty of opportunities. Then Ruane scores to get within two.<\/p>\n Monaghan 1-9 Roscommon 0-10<\/b><\/p>\n A pause for breath then after a wild half-hour which saw Cork<\/b> come from seven points down to beat Donegal in their 2A match. In case you were wondering, Donegal are not out of the championship, they will go into Round 3. But it\u2019s a massive scalp for Cork, who will now get a rest and have secured a place in the quarter-finals. Sherlock scored an amazing nine points, fuelled by two-pointers.<\/p>\n 34 mins: <\/b>Eight wides for Monaghan now, Mooney misses and it\u2019s a familiar problem after similar issues in their one point defeat to Mayo. Then another goal chance missed, fantastic save by Carroll from Mooney.<\/p>\n But then McCarron does the next best thing, an excellent two-pointer! From the 45 they expected Beggan to shoot but he plays it short to McCarron to score.<\/p>\n Half-time: Monaghan 1-9 Roscommon 0-7<\/b><\/p>\n Monaghan lead by five points at half-time. Is it enough with the wind? It was a good comeback by the Farney in the latter stages of the half at least, and they will go into the dressingroom with momentum. But all to play for in Clones.<\/p>\n 32 mins:<\/b> Monaghan and Roscommon trade points, Heneghan and McCarthy, the Monaghan man uncontested for his as they up the gears with the wind. Then McCarthy is fouled after winning a high ball and Beggan has a chance to score from a free. But he hits it wide.<\/p>\n Monaghan 1-7 Roscommon 0-7<\/b><\/p>\n 30 mins: Goal for Monaghan!<\/b> Stephen Mooney scores a low and powerful shot as Monaghan streamed through on the counter after Wylie blocked a goal shot on the other end. Before that Conor McCarthy had scored a point and now Monaghan lead by three!<\/p>\n Monaghan 1-6 Roscommon 0-6<\/b><\/p>\n 27 mins: <\/b>Six wides for Monaghan with the wind, McGorman the latest to do so, but Monaghan win the kickout through McCarville, then an immediate kick into McCarron who finishes.<\/p>\n Monaghan 0-5 Roscommon 0-6<\/b><\/p>\n 23 mins:<\/b> Another poor start from Monaghan in Clones, as Murtagh scores a nice point from the left. But then more like it from the Farney, as Jack McCarron shows his range with an excellent two-pointer. That\u2019s how quickly it can change.<\/p>\n Monaghan 0-4 Roscommon 0-6<\/b><\/p>\n 21 mins: <\/b>A few mistakes in attack from Monaghan, and then Cregg scores another nice point into the wind to extend Roscommon\u2019s lead to three.<\/p>\n Monaghan 0-2 Roscommon 0-5<\/b><\/p>\n Monaghan 0-2 Roscommon 0-4<\/b> after 16 minutes, with O\u2019Hanlon misses a goal chance, Daire Cregg goes up the pitch and punishes them.<\/p>\n 74 mins:<\/b> Donegal fly forward with the last throw of the dice. Turlough Carr goes for goal but hits it just over the bar!<\/p>\n Donegal 1-13 Cork 0-17<\/b><\/p>\n Cork have beaten Donegal in Ballybofey!<\/b><\/p>\n 73 mins: <\/b>Cork try to see out the game with possession and then Corbett hits the post with his fist to give Donegal back the ball with just over a minute to go. Langan goes for a two-pointer… and misses. Will that be that?<\/p>\n 71 mins:<\/b> Sherlock finally misses a scoreable free to give Donegal a lifeline. Less than three minutes to play.<\/p>\n 69 mins: <\/b>Sub Turlough Carr had a chance to give Donegal the lead again but he hit the post and immediately speed up the pitch, then Donegal foul to give Sherlock a chance at a two-pointer.<\/p>\n Sherlock scores! Cork lead by two.<\/b> That\u2019s nine points for Sherlock, wow.<\/p>\n Donegal 1-12 Cork 0-17<\/b><\/p>\n 66 mins:<\/b> Two-pointer by Luke Fahy, using the breeze and hitting it sweet from distance. Only a point in it!<\/p>\n Donegal 1-11 Cork 0-13<\/b><\/p>\n Cork lead the game!<\/b> Wow, yet another two-pointer, Tommy Walsh gets it this time from miles out.. Comeback and a half in Ballybofey.<\/p>\n Donegal equalise!<\/b> An important point by Jason McGee to square it up once more.<\/p>\n Donegal 1-12 Cork 0-15<\/b><\/p>\n 64 mins: <\/b>Cork hit the ball across goal as Donegal get away with it again.<\/p>\n The Roscommon-Monaghan game is under way but we\u2019ll stick with the end of Cork v Donegal for now, but we\u2019ll notify if there are any major moments.<\/p>\n 61 mins:<\/b> Sherlock misses a two-point free after Murphy was penalised for picking the ball off the ground. Big let-off for Donegal, who are a bit ropey this half.<\/p>\n Late changes to the Monaghan team as O\u2019Hanlon and Mooney are in, for a big boost.<\/p>\n 59 mins:<\/b> Ian Maguire scores another point and Cork have all the momentum now! Dara O\u2019Baoill comes on to try to change the shape of the game. Chris \u00d3g Jones then had a chance to get within two.<\/p>\n Donegal 1-11 Cork 0-11<\/b><\/p>\n 57 mins: <\/b>Sherlock is really leading the charge for Cork, another point to make it seven on the day with 15 odd minutes still to play. The Rebels are fighting back well.<\/p>\n Donegal 1-11 Cork 0-10<\/b><\/p>\n 54 mins:<\/b> Cork moved within four with back-to-back scores, Corbett on the scoresheet with a point, but Mogan immediately responds within a minute to make it five again.<\/p>\n Donegal 1-11 Cork 0-9<\/b><\/p>\n 51 mins: <\/b>A half-chance for a goal for Donegal, but Mogan and Langan couldn\u2019t quite combine. Then another big two-pointer by Sherlock from a free! He sure can kick from distance.<\/p>\n Donegal 1-10 Cork 0-8<\/b><\/p>\n Monaghan v Roscommon is starting in 10 minutes, here are the teams that were named.<\/b><\/p>\n Monaghan: <\/b>Beggan; Wylie, Lavelle, Byrne; Ward, O\u2019Toole, McCarthy; McCarville, Gallagher; O\u2019Hanlon, Bannigan, McGorman; McCarron, Woods, Mooney<\/p>\n Roscommon: <\/b>Carroll; Stack, Keogh, McCormack; Ward, Daly, Lambe; Doyle, Ryan; Ruane, Cregg, Neary; Muragh, Heneghan, Heneghan<\/p>\n 46 mins: <\/b>A miss by Sheedy, fifth wide of the day for Cork. It doesn\u2019t take long for the stylish Gallen to score and punish them.<\/p>\n Donegal 1-10 Cork 0-6<\/b><\/p>\n 43 mins:<\/b> Point for Cork, worked the space well and then Se\u00e1n McDonnell scores for Cork. But Donegal immediately respond, with Michael Langan scoring on his left after it was well worked up the pitch.<\/p>\n Donegal 1-9 Cork 0-6<\/b><\/p>\n 39 mins:<\/b> A slow start to the second half, with Donegal recycling and moving the ball side to side to begin. Finally, a point for Donegal as Murphy gets his second point of the day, turning well and hitting it on his left after a long spell of possession.<\/p>\n Donegal 1-8 Cork 0-5<\/b><\/p>\n The second half is under way, a very long half-time which will mean some overlap with the Roscommon v Monaghan game at 4.30pm.<\/p>\n The scoring stats for Donegal v Cork at half-time:<\/p>\n Donegal:<\/b> Gallen 0-0-3, C O\u2019Donnell 1-0-0, Murphy, Langan, S O\u2019Donnell, McHugh 0-0-1<\/p>\n Cork:<\/b> Sherlock 0-2-0, Sheedy 0-0-1<\/p>\n In the Tailteann Cup, incredible comeback by Wicklow<\/b>! They were four points down nearing the end, then a two-pointer by Mark Jackson, points by Oisin McGraynor, Kevin Quinn and Dean Healy have stole it at the death. They were behind most of the game but that won\u2019t matter for Ois\u00edn McConville\u2019s men, they\u2019re through to the last four.<\/p>\n 35 mins: <\/b>Langan goes for a two-pointer but hits it right to the wide. Cork then wait for a chance of a score by the hooter, but miss.<\/p>\n Half-time: Donegal 1-7 Cork 0-5<\/b><\/p>\n Cork will be relatively satisfied to be only five behind given how the match has gone overall, but will have to improve in the second half if they are to get back into it.<\/p>\n 33 mins: <\/b>A bad miss by Cronin from a free where you\u2019d expect him to score. Then Gallen has a chance for a fourth point of the game, but hits it wide.<\/p>\n 28 mins:<\/b> Nearly another goal for Donegal as they up the gears, Langan turns it over this time and Murphy had a chance to palm it but too many red jerseys in the way. Then a two-point free for Cork by Sherlock, again important to stay somewhat in it, but they\u2019re being outplayed at the moment from general play.<\/p>\n Donegal 1-7 Cork 0-5<\/b><\/p>\n 25 mins: <\/b>Cronin hits a wide for Cork, Donegal then follow up with another wide, their first of the game.<\/p>\n Goal for Donegal!<\/b> Conor O\u2019Donnell scores after Murphy stole the ball from a short kickout and then played across to O\u2019Donnell for an easy finish.<\/p>\n Donegal 1-7 Cork 0-3<\/b><\/p>\n 21 mins: <\/b>Good play by Murphy and Langan interchanging, Murphy sharply feeds Langan running on and he knocks it over.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, Tipperary are through to the All-Ireland minor hurling final, after beating Cork 5-18 to 2-19.<\/p>\n Donegal 0-7 Cork 0-3<\/b><\/p>\n 19 mins:<\/b> Excellent start for Gallen with three points so far, another well-taken score. <\/p>\n Donegal 0-6 Cork 0-3<\/b><\/p>\n 15 mins:<\/b> Important two-pointer for Cork, Steven Sherlock with an excellent kick and then Cork have another two-point chance from a free, but they miss to stay two back. Donegal with the breeze in the first half it seems.<\/p>\n Donegal 0-5 Cork 0-3<\/b><\/p>\n 13 mins:<\/b> Cork keep the ball for a long time, but don\u2019t manage to set up a score, then Donegal counter with speed, Shane O\u2019Donnell finishes it off.<\/p>\n Donegal 0-5 Cork 0-1<\/b><\/p>\n 9 mins:<\/b> Good save by the Cork goalkeeper Doyle from McGonagle\u2019s goal attempt, but Gallen knocks the follow-up over the bar. Then Gallen extends the lead to three with another nice score. Left foot, right foot, top forward play.<\/p>\n Donegal 0-4 Cork 0-1<\/b><\/p>\n 7 mins:<\/b> Dara Sheedy, a late arrival in the starting team, with a nice score for Cork to briefly square the game, but Murphy responds off the ground for a one-pointer free to put Donegal back ahead.<\/p>\n Donegal 0-2 Cork 0-1<\/b><\/p>\n 3 mins:<\/b> Early possession for Donegal, with Cork setting up tight. But they get the first score of the game, one-two between Ryan McHugh and O\u2019Donnell and McHugh slots it over.<\/p>\n Donegal 0-1 Cork 0-0<\/b><\/p>\n Cork and Donegal is off at 3pm at Ballybofey, while Antrim and Wicklow is under way for the second half, Antrim winning 1-7 to 0-9 at half-time.<\/p>\n Offaly<\/b> have beaten Wexford and move into the Tailteann Cup semi-finals. Down and Wexford back-to-back wins is impressive and they\u2019re into the last four there. Antrim\u2019s Ryan McQuillan has scored a goal to make it 1-6 to 0-8 in that quarter-final after 33 mins.<\/p>\n Offaly have raced ahead in the last 10 minutes of their Tailteann Cup quarter-final against Wexford, and now lead by six points with 62 minutes on the clock. Antrim lead Wicklow by two points, 0-6 to 0-4 after 20 minutes.<\/p>\n Ahead of the All-Ireland SFC Round 2A game between Donegal and Cork, here are the teams:<\/p>\n Donegal:<\/b> Mulreany; B\u00e1n Gallagher, McCole, Mogan; McHugh, McGonagle, Roarty; McGee, McFadden; S O\u2019Donnell, Langan, Moore; C O\u2019Donnell, Murphy, Gallen<\/p>\n Cork:<\/b> Doyle; Shanley, D O\u2019Mahony, Meehan; B O\u2019Driscoll, T Walsh, Fahy; I Maguire, S Walsh; P Walsh, S McDonnell, Sheedy; Cronin, \u00d3g Jones, Sherlock<\/p>\n Hello and welcome to live coverage of the All-Ireland SFC Round 2A and 2B, with eight teams in action on Saturday on what is a bumper day of GAA action across the country. We\u2019ve also got the Tailteann Cup quarter-finals, the All-Ireland minor hurling semi-finals, women\u2019s All-Ireland SFC, but we\u2019ll mostly focus on the All-Ireland SFC, particularly the two televised games between Monaghan<\/a> and Roscommon<\/a> at 4.30pm and Derry<\/a> and Meath<\/a> at 7pm. 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Donegal fans celebrate their side\u2019s first goal. Photograph: Laszlo Geczo\/Inpho <\/p>\n