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Tyrone deny Cavan despite remarkable comeback
Cavan's 41-year winless streak against Tyrone continues but they couldn’t have come much closer today, recovering from eight points down to force extra-time in an Ulster classic before a crowd of 9,952 at Kingspan Breffni.
Raymond Galligan embraces winds of change in opening Cavan win
Cavan manager Raymond Galligan played down the effect of the wind as his side produced a second half comeback to defeat Monaghan in the Ulster SFC preliminary round.
Changing of goalkeeping guard as Ulster foes collide
When Monaghan and Cavan take the Clones turf on Sunday (live on RTÉ2 from 3.15pm) for their latest Ulster joust, it is expected that Darren McDonnell and Gary O'Rourke will be the respective shot-stoppers - barring a late call from the Oriel County.
Fermanagh flourish in Cavan but still suffer relegation from Division 2
For the second year in succession, Fermanagh came away from Kingspan Breffni with both points but this time it wasn't enough to save their Division 2 status.
Armagh secure promotion to top flight in Cavan cakewalk
Armagh join Donegal in an instant return to Division 1 next season after a convincing 15-point win over Ulster rivals Cavan on Saturday evening.
Ryan McCluskey: Cavan will have no fear of Armagh trip
RTÉ GAA analyst Ryan McCluskey has said that Cavan will have no fear of their potentially decisive trip to face Armagh on Saturday evening.
Cavan and Meath play out dramatic draw
Cavan fought back from the brink of disaster at Kingspan Breffni to rescue a dramatic draw, a result that will go a long way towards securing their Division 2 status for another season.
GAA: Derry suffer first league defeat of the season to Dublin
Dublin proved too much for Derry as they ran out 1-16 to 1-11 winners in Celtic Park.