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Week two of the football championship may have been low on quantity but it was high on quality with Monaghan and Tyrone serving up an Ulster championship classic while Derry also served a reminder of their provincial class with a routine win over Fermanagh on Saturday evening.
Lee Keegan joins Mikey Stafford and Rory O'Neill to look back on a classic clash between Monaghan and Tyrone on Sunday.
In the Christy Ring Cup, there were wins for Meath, Tyrone and Sligo, while Armagh, Donegal and Wicklow were victorious in the opening round of the Nicky Rackard Cup.
Monaghan manager Vinny Corey was delighted by the manner in which his side upped their game in the second half to earn a narrow win over Tyrone in the Ulster SFC quarter-final.
Roisin Byrne grabbed a majestic haul of 0-10 at Parnell Park as Kildare claimed the Lidl NFL Division 3 crown - and a spot in next year's Division 2 - with a thrilling extra-time win over Clare.
Cathal Murray was keen to praise the input of Cora Staunton to his coaching team as his Galway side successfully defended their Very Camogie League title at Croke Park.
The Laois senior hurlers are up and running in the Joe McDonagh Cup following an emphatic victory against Down in O'Moore Park this afternoon.
Having survived two ferociously tight battles with Kildare in the league, Offaly were pleasantly surprised to waltz to a comfortable win in round 2 of the Joe McDonagh Cup in Hawkfield this afternoon.