That is all from us after another busy day in football and hurling.

In Division 1B of hurling, Antrim picked up a much-needed victory over Carlow in their bid to avoid the drop while in Division Two Derry suffered a two-point loss against Meath.

You can read the report from Corrigan Park here.

In Division One of the National Football League, Donegal continued their winning run as they once again overcame Armagh, but Monaghan are firmly in a relegation battle after another loss, this time against Mayo.

In Division Two, Tyrone lost to Louth while Cavan held on to edge Kildare for their first win.

In Division Three, Fermanagh were beaten again while Down recorded another win this time against Wexford.

It was a big day for Antrim's footballers too as they enjoyed a moral-boosting win over Leitrim in Division Four.

You can find the report from those games as well as reaction on BBC Sport website.

We will be back next weekend for some more league action, see you then!

Image source, BBC Sport

Donegal maintain their 100% record at the top of Division One with a 1-20 to 0-19 win over Armagh at the Athletic Grounds.

The Tir Chonaill have won all four of their games while Armagh have now suffered their third defeat in a row and will be battling to retain their top tier status.

Two point free for Armagh and Oisin O'Neill will take it and it goes wide.

Oisin Conaty steps up and it's saved by Gavin Mulreany and Brendan McCole saves the rebound on the line!

It'll be Oisin Conaty vs Gavin Mulreany.

Jarly Og Burns is held up and Brendan Cawley awards a penalty.

Callum O'Neill nails a point and there's four between them with four to play.

Oisin Conaty tries for a goal when it looks to be an advantage and it's easily saved into the chest of Gavin Mulreany.

Five minutes to go and five between the teams.

Conor O'Donnell kicks a poor wide, Donegal's sixth.

Domhnall Mac Giolla Bhride replaces Ciaran Moore on the Donegal team.

Ross McQuillan lands Armagh's fifth wide of the game.

Jason McGee fires over for Donegal after a free is taken quickly by Michael Langan.

Fergal O'Brien is in for Armagh.

Oisin O'Neill taps over a close-range free for Armagh.

Four between the sides with nine left to play.

Ross McQuillan curls over a score for Armagh.

Gavin Mulreany comes forward to take a free for Donegal in front of the stand and this will be for two points.

Mulreany nails it and that is a beauty.

Darragh McMullan lands a huge two-pointer for Armagh.

Four between the teams and 57 minutes played.

Paul O'Hare replaces Oisin Gallen on the Donegal team.

Conor O'Donnell with a direct run and shoots over the top.

Darragh McMullan lands Armagh's fifth wide.

Jason McGee lands a beauty under real pressure.

Shea Malone replaces Conor McCahill on the Donegal team.