That's all from us as Donegal respond impressively to their Ulster Championship defeat with a resounding win over 14-man Kerry.

They will now progress into Round 2A.

You can find the report as well as reaction from Kilarney on BBC website.

We will be back tomorrow when Tyrone get their All-Ireland campaign off and running against Roscommon.

See you then but for now, goodbye.

Patrick McBrearty
Donegal All-Ireland winner on GAA+

The red card was the main turning point in the game, there is no doubt about that. It ruined the game in a respect because we had a really good game first half. It was a masterclass in game management from Donegal, they were in control.

Man-of-the-match Michael Langan speaking to GAA +: "There was huge intensity out there, a lot on the line especially after the last few games between us. Championship games are like that and we're happy to come down here and get the win and move onto the next game.

"It's been a tough couple of weeks missing the Down game, I was hurting and Donegal was hurting so there has been real fire in the belly coming into this game and I was happy to help the team."

Tony Brosnan lands a two-pointer for Kerry.

This is not a result that anyone would have predicted as Donegal hammer Kerry, the All-Ireland champions on their own patch.

It's only the second time in 28 years that Kerry have lost a championship game here in Killarney.

Donegal advance to Round 2A and are potentially one win from a quarter-final spot, Kerry are one defeat from exiting the championship as they head for Round 2B.

The lesson from this game is that teams cannot afford to lose players to red cards, as despite Donegal's brilliance, Michael Burns sending off had a huge baring on the outcome.

Killian Spillane lands a wide going for a two-pointer.

Jason McGee from the narrowest of angles nails an effort via the big post.

David Clifford lands a two-pointer.

Four left to play.

David Clifford will have a chance to land a two-pointer from a free, off his left he kicks it wide, so uncharacteristic.

Sean Martin replaces Max Campbell on the Donegal team.

Less than six minutes to go.

David Clifford with a wild effort from long range which tails well, well wide.

Turlough Carr replaces Hugh McFadden for Donegal.

Shea Malone adds another score.

Daire O Baoill replaces Michael Murphy on the Donegal team, the cheers now drown out the boos.

Cillian Trant lands a score for Kerry, that's only the second score Kerry have got in this second half.

The Kerry crowd are streaming out, 12 to play.

Donegal have been so efficient in front of the posts, Paedar Mogan lands another score.

Ryan McHugh with his bandaged head comes back in for Donegal, Finbarr Roarty makes way.

Cillian Trant for Sean O'Brien for Kerry.

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Shea Malone goes for goal and it strikes the post.

That definitely would have been game over.

Michael Langan starts and finishes the Donegal move, bringing his tally to 0-5.

56 minutes played.

Shea Malone for Oisin Gallen on the Donegal team.

Killian Spillane comes in for Dylan Geaney on the Kerry team, strange as Geaney has been the home sides only bright spark.

He's played the pantomime villain today, but Michael Murphy has been incredible and that score just sums up his class.