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Late points see Cork survive in Division 2 as Offaly relegated in Tullamore drama
Cork will now play in the Sam Maguire Cup this year.
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Cork will now play in the Sam Maguire Cup this year.
Andy McEntee’s side prevailed by eight points to pick up their first win of the league campaign.
Another defeat for Meath at Páirc Tailteann this afternoon.
Cork and Clare shared the spoils in Division 2 this evening.
Andy McEntee’s side trailed 1-9 to no score at half-time.
John O’Rourke hit the winner as Cork won the game by 0-22 to 1-18.
An eight-point victory for the home team in Castlebar.
The teams meet in a key Division 2 encounter in Ennis on Sunday.
In Division 4, there were wins for Antrim and Louth.
Jack O’Connor’s Kildare team are also safe after they defeated Westmeath.
It was a busy day of action in the Allianz football league.
A three-point win for Cavan over Fermanagh in tonight’s Ulster derby.
The hosts saw Niall Daly dismissed for a second yellow card after just 23 minutes.
The rise of Mike Quirke’s Laois has been the story of Division 2 so far.
23,644 supporters watched Donegal enjoy a two-point victory over the Royals.
Jack Cooney’s side scored four of the game’s final six points to complete the comeback.
The Lilywhites needed stoppage time points after two Premier goals in the final 10 minutes.
The Ulster side were seven-point winners at Páirc Uí Rinn.
McGeeney watched yesterday’s victory over Tipperary from the event control room in the Athletic Grounds.
Manager Liam Kearns is currently without nine players due to injury.
Declan Bonner’s side did just about enough to claim their first win of the league campaign.
Last year’s Division 1 finalists got their league campaign off to the perfect start in Pearse Stadium.
Jimmy Hyland kicked four points for Cian O’Neill’s side.
It’s shaping up to be an exciting division.
There’s a Division 1 and Division 2 clash on each billing on Sunday.
Meath enjoyed an eight-point win over Louth.
Louth are already relegated, and one of Down or Meath will join them next week.
In Division 3, Armagh continued their winning run.
Roscommon’s Ian Kilbride was sent off after just 15 minutes.
The battle is on to gain promotion from the second tier, and to avoid a Division 3 drop.
Captain Sinead Greene is hoping to lead her side to Division league 2 glory on second asking on Sunday.
We take you through all the action from the three lower tiers of the Allianz Football League.
Laois will play in the third tier for the first time since 2002.
It’ll be either Terry Hyland’s team or Kevin Walsh’s side that will join Tyrone in the top tier.
Mayo survived a late fight-back from Roscommon to secure two valuable league points.
There was plenty action in the second tier today.
Tomas Corrigan was the star man for Fermanagh.
Johnston received a standing ovation from Cavan supporters after his six points inspired a 15-point turnaround.
There were two clashes in Division 2 tonight.
It was a busy day of action in Division 2.