Micheal Bannigan bags a second goal for Monaghan five minutes after David Garland found the net to open up a healthy advantage for the Farneymen.

Five minutes to the half.

The action has resumed in Ennis.

Can Fermanagh turn it around?

Cillian Bourke gets the second goal for the home side on 24 minutes.

Not in keeping with the high-scoring nature of their games so far after 18 minutes.

It's Monaghan with the advantage despite missing a penalty which is ultimately put over by Micheal Bannigan.

Eoin McElholm steams through and puts Tyrone in front for the first time on the stroke of half time.

The hooter sounds but not too much applause for the players as they make their way off the field after a subdued first half.

It's been poor stuff by both teams so far but let's hope the game catches fire after the break.

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It's getting a bit heated on the sideline with Mayo annoyed and insisting that Tyrone are not keeping three men up at all times.

And that is why Mark Bradley is back in the county team.

He turns onto his left and pings over a lovely point after a good pass by Ciaran Daly. The first cohesive move Tyrone have put together in these opening 31 minutes.

James McLoughlin scores for the hosts, who edge in front.

Matthew Ruane takes on the responsibility to shoot and he's on target. The Mayo fans loved that one.

Mayo are down to 14 players after a black card and within seconds Michael McKernan lands the equaliser for Tyrone.

Can Tyrone make the numerical advantage count for the remainder of the first half?

A topsy-turvy encounter in Ennis.

Clare raced into a five-point lead but Joe McDade's goal 18 minutes in turned the tide in Fermanagh's favour.

The Banner have rallied since however, with Eoin Cleary and Emmett McMahon both landing two-point frees to give Peter Keane's side control at the break.

Shane Tierney nets for Offaly to put them four up in Tullamore.

Tyrone's forwards are struggling but midfielder Brian Kennedy is on target for a much-needed score for the visitors.

The two sides trading points early on at Breffni Park.

Cian McHale with a free to double Mayo's lead.

A yellow card for Jordan Flynn.

After a short delay the game has begun in Dr Hyde Park with a Diarmuid Murtagh free opening the scoring.

Some direct running and fine score by Davitt Neary.

We are a quarter of the way through this game and it's a snore fest so far. No-one would have expected that.

It's low-scoring with both teams lacking penetration.

The intensity levels are low but surely there is better to come.

Leadership there by goalkeeper Niall Morgan.

The players in front of him are struggling and he comes forward to score Tyrone's opening point in the 17th minute.

Fermanagh hit the net. It's Lisnaskea Emmetts man Joe McDade who scores and the Ernesiders are in front.