All-Ireland SFC Round One:
Roscommon 1-9 Tyrone 2-11 (HT)
Joe McDonagh Cup:
Antrim 3-26 Carlow 2-15 (Result)
Down 1-28 Westmeath 1-18 (Result)
London 0-19 Laois 1-29 (Result)
Tailteann Cup:
Fermanagh 2-20 Wexford 2-13 (Result)
Antrim v Tipperary (15:15 BST)
Ulster Ladies SFC Final
Armagh1-9 Tyrone 1-8 (HT)
That is all from us today as Tyrone edged Roscommon 3-16 to 2-18 in the first round of the All-Ireland SFC first.
Elsewhere, Armagh beat Tyrone to secure their third consecutive Ulster Ladies Championship title.
Keep an eye on the BBC Sport NI website for reports and reaction from the games.
Thanks for joining us today. Enjoy the rest of your sunny Sunday!
FT: Roscommon 2-18 Tyrone 3-16
Tyrone's Conn Kilpatrick on GAA+:
"We were put out earlier of the Championship than we wanted or expected. We had to have a good, hard look at ourselves and we put in a good performance against Armagh but it, ultimately, wasn't good enough.
"We had to go back to the drawing board, nearly like a mini pre seas again
"We knew the belief in the group.
"Roscommon have been unbelievable all year and they won their Championship and well deserved.
"We knew what battle we were coming here for today, it was just about getting a performance and grinding a result."
A latest from today's final Tailteann Cup fixture and a Ryan McQuillan goal has helped Antrim into a 1-4 to 0-3 lead against Tipperary late in the first half of their Round 2A game.
FT: Roscommon 2-18 Tyrone 3-16
Michael Meehan
Former Galway player on GAA+
Thrilling match. Tyrone over the day just about deserved the win.
They [Tyrone] are going to be really happy with that. They showed a lot of composure and we thought at the second half they had run out of steam, but at the end they controlled the match and got the scores that won the game.
Roscommon 2-18 Tyrone 3-16
Ethan Jordan's late free wins an absolutely absorbing encounter for Tyrone.
Wow, that was breathless stuff.
Image source, InphoFT: Roscommon 2-18 Tyrone 3-16
Roscommon 2-18 Tyrone 3-16
Tyrone win the kick-out.
Roscommon 2-18 Tyrone 3-16
Ethan Jordan nails it!
Tyrone lead by one.
Roscommon 2-18 Tyrone 3-15
Tyrone free in - 50 seconds to go.
Roscommon 2-18 Tyrone 3-15
What a kick!
Paul Carey lands a two-pointer for the Rossies.
Roscommon 2-16 Tyrone 3-15
Roscommon have it, two to go...
Roscommon 2-16 Tyrone 3-15
Three to play.
Roscommon 2-16 Tyrone 3-15
Roscommon win it back as Darren McCurry is adjudged to have over-carried the ball.
The Tyrone crowd feel he was fouled.
Roscommon 2-16 Tyrone 3-15
Ethan Jordan's pointed attempt from a 45' strikes the big post.
Tyrone win possession back at the other end and go forward.
FT: Armagh 2-13 Tyrone 1-15
Sorcha Gormley has the final chance of the match as her high effort drops agonisingly wide of the target in the last action of the game.
Armagh hold on to secure their third consecutive Ulster Championship title.
Image source, InphoFT: Armagh 2-13 Tyrone 1-15
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Armagh 2-13 Tyrone 1-15
Sorcha Gormley shakes off a heavy challenge to win Tyrone a promising free from 20 metres, and Chloe McCaffrey keeps her composure to slot it over.
Just one minute remains here in Owenbeg.
Roscommon 2-16 Tyrone 3-15
Ethan Jordan taps over a free for Tyrone, as Ciaran Bogue replaces Ciaran Daly.
Armagh 2-13 Tyrone 1-14
Back to a two-point game with Chloe McCaffrey reducing the deficit with less than two minutes remaining.
It is building for a dramatic conclusion here.
Roscommon 2-16 Tyrone 3-14
Roscommon win a close range free and Diarmuid Murtagh taps it over.
Armagh 2-13 Tyrone 1-13
We’re into the final five minutes here in Owenbeg and Armagh are managing possession well, working the ball patiently to run down the clock.
Can Tyrone force one last response?
