21,445 in Croke Park for Meath and Dublin. Not much to engage them either. Stephen Cluxton not finding kick-out targets (5) about the only thing unpredictable so far.

8,324 attendance in Clones

Monaghan 0-7 to 0-5 ahead in Clones but quality of Patrick Lynch's frees into the wind top quality. 5 from 5.
Cavan right in it.

Big surprise in Clones! Rory Beggan starts for Monaghan. No one saw that coming..

Trials always need proper lab conditions.
Jim Gavin said he'd 'park' any previous personal opinions on playing rules for this process.
Was opposed to advance mark initially.

Had a bit of everything and that sets up a summer of intrigue.
Rare to see Dublin wide open as they were.

Mickey Harte has now won league titles in his first year with all three counties he has managed.
2003 - Tyrone Div 1
2021 - Louth Div 4 (joint, no final)
2024 - Derry Div 1

Derry Div 1 league champions, win penalty shootout v Dublin 3-1. Two great saves from Odhran Lynch who had the Clones experience from last year.

Make that three goals for Eoin McEvoy, eight from Derry defenders. What a strike. Switch to No 6 really paying off.

Eoin McEvoy with his second goal of the league and seventh of the campaign from a Derry defender!

33,145 in attendance for Div 1 and Div 2 league finals today.

Too many of those games are going the same way for Armagh.
A chance to correct that lost there against a Donegal team with many to add.

Promotion, engagement, actively going after it etc...

These times, 1.15 and 3.15, and the reasoning for them won't go down too well again.

Clare 1-24, Tipperary 2-13. FT
Tipp very poor, four different takers hit nine wides from 15 attempts.

Clare impressive to lead by 1-14 to 1-7 at HT in second hurling league semi-final. Tipp in trouble from frees, just 4 from 9 converted between Forde and O'Connor.

Colm Keys Mayo Club '51 For Kildare, 3 players have played more than 100 games. Paddy O’Donoghue reached 108 (106 starts), John Crofton 105 (103) and Anthony Rainbow 104 (101).

Aidan O'Shea's 100th league game for Mayo today, a fair level of service by any measurement.
Andy Moran finished on 101, Jack O'Shea on 102 and Sean Cavanagh 107.
A few more, no doubt, but not many 'outfield' league centuries.

Derry 3-15, Mayo 2-13. FT
When it was chaotic, Mayo thrived.
When it was structured, Derry controlled.

Conor McCluskey with his third goal of the league has made it 3-10 to 1-7 to Derry v Mayo in Castlebar.
Trademark from McCluskey now, he does it so well.