Paul Brady will miss Cavan's first round qualifier game against Wicklow as he prepares to take part in the US Nationals handball tournament.

Kevin Nugent, one of the teenage stars of Armagh's All-Ireland Minor winning team, is recovering from serious injuries sustained during a club game.

Armagh will play Donegal in Crossmaglen as the venues and times for the All-Ireland SFC round one qualifiers are announced.

Armagh qualify for their first Ulster Minor Hurling Final in 77 years as they shock Down 0-13 to 0-10 in Sunday's semi-final at Casement Park.

Fermanagh manager Malachy O'Rourke praises his players after their Ulster Championship quarter-final win over Cavan at Breffni Park.

Fermanagh beat Cavan in the Championship for the first time in 96 years to reach the Ulster semi-finals.

Final score from the Ulster Senior Football Championship quarter-final between Cavan and Fermanagh at Breffni Park.

Ray Cullivan quits the Cavan panel after being omitted from the starting line-up for Saturday's Ulster SFC game against Fermanagh

Sunday's Ulster Senior Hurling semi-final between Down and London is cancelled and the Mourne County look set to get a bye through to the provincial final.

Antrim footballers could be without key forward Paddy Cunningham for their opening game in the All-Ireland qualifiers in two weeks time.

Sunday's Ulster hurling semi-final could be called off because London are unhappy at having to play two matches in two days.

Coalisland march into the Tyrone SFC quarter-finals with a 1-11 to 0-10 win over neighbours and 2008 champions Clonoe at O'Neill Park.

Antrim hurlers will face either Carlow or Laois in the first round of the All-Ireland Qualifiers on 3 July.

Monaghan manager Seamus McEnaney is already focusing on the Ulster SFC semi-finals after the 1-18 0-9 success over Armagh at Casement Park.

Rampant Monaghan inflict a heavy 1-18 to 0-9 on Armagh in the Ulster Championship clash at Casement Park.

Result from the Ulster SFC quarter-final in Belfast.

Dermot McArdle and Eoin Lennon are left out of the Monaghan starting line-up for Sunday's Ulster SFC clash against Armagh at Casement Park.

Monaghan assistant boss Paul Grimley says he was "very close" to taking the Armagh senior manager's job last September.

Derry forward Paddy Bradley will quit inter-county football at the end of this year's championship campaign.

Antrim manager Dinny Cahill believes his team will improve after the 2-26 to 3-16 extra-time loss to Offaly in the Leinster SHC quarter-finals.