That is a wrap for us today and from a busy weekend in football and hurling.

Armagh get their Division One campaign off to a flying start with a hugely impressive display against Monaghan in Clones, but elsewhere it was a difficult day for Ulster sides as Cavan, Fermanagh and Antrim all lose.

We are back next weekend with another double-header as on Saturday, Derry host Tyrone in Division Two football [18:00 GMT], while on Sunday, attention turns to hurling as Antrim welcome Clare to Dunloy [13:00].

You can watch both of those games live on the BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport NI website.

Until then, enjoy the rest of your Sunday and we'll reconvene next week.

In hurling, Donegal have pulled away in their Division Three clash against Tyrone, winning 3-23 to 1-18.

Kilkenny held off Offaly in Division 1A to win 0-20 to 0-16, while in 1B, Clare defeat Dublin 3-18 to 1-22.

Kerry have snatched a late win over Roscommon as a David Clifford two-pointer brought them level before Tomas Kennedy found a winner with the Kingdom winning 2-18 to 1-20.

Louth have beaten Offaly 1-21 to 0-19 in Division Two, while in Division Three, Westmeath edge Sligo by one point.

As mentioned, Antrim lost their Division Four opener against Carlow, while in the other Division Four games, London and Tipperary finished 0-21 apiece,while Wicklow edged Leitrim 1-17 to 2-13.

Player of the match Andrew Murnin speaking to BBC NI: "We're delighted to get out of here with two points. We've probably put in the hard work over the last couple of months and it's all been focussed on today.

"We knew what Monaghan were going to come with and we're delighted.

"Our video analysis on Tuesday will be what we could have done better. We left a lot of stuff behind us, especially in the first half.

"We thought we maybe missed a couple of chances but, as I say, we're just delighted to get out of here."

Full-time in Division Four and Antrim have lost their opening league game under Mark Doran with Carlow taking a 2-16 to 1-15 win.

Conor McManus
Two-time Ulster winner on BBC Sport NI

Eighteen points from Monaghan isn't bad considering a few dropped short and a few wides but 1-27 from Armagh is very impressive.

It's a good start to their campaign, a range of different scores, they got their running game up and going. They'll be really happy.

From a Monaghan point of view, it was always going to be a tough one and that's a harsh environment with a lot of debutants. It's back to the drawing board.

One-way traffic for Armagh, 11 different scorers and a wonderful goal from Andrew Murnin to round it all off.

For Monaghan, it was a sobering return to the top tier - the Scotstown contingent can't return quick enough.

Oisin Conaty fists over.

Image source, Inpho

Darragh McElearney for Monaghan.

Miraculous save from Jack Kiernan to deny Oisin Conaty a certain goal.

Full-time in the Division One Connacht derby as Mayo defeat Galway 3-18 to 2-16.

Conor McManus
Two-time Ulster winner on BBC Sport NI

It's a fine start from Armagh.

Still six or seven minutes left and they've 26 points.

That's quite impressive.

Dan McCarthy for Jarly Og Burns on the Armagh team.

There's a tight finish in Killarney where Roscommon have just edged ahead of Kerry, 1-18 to 2-14 with a couple of minutes to play.

Eddie Walsh for Monaghan after coming on as a sub.

Oisin O'Neill taps over a free.

Oisin Gorman for Ryan O'Toole on the Monaghan team.

Ross McQuillan fists over for Armagh.

Eddie Walsh for Andrew Woods on the Monaghan team and Jason Duffy for Gareth Murphy on the Armagh side.

Conor McManus
Two-time Ulster winner on BBC Sport NI

With the pace and power that Armagh attack with, it's really hard to stop them when they get going.

Monaghan just aren't getting enough heat on Armagh when they do get in possession.