What a big moment that could be as Scotstown's Shane Carey is thwarted by Conor Carroll and Darren Hughes' follow up is somehow kept out.

St Brigid's forced into a change as Mark Daly is helped off with Ronan Stack coming in.

One change at the break for Scotstown as Conor McCarthy is introduced for Nicky Sherlock.

We are back under way in Cavan.

St Brigid's hold the advantage, so let's see what the Scotstown response will be.

Tyrone manager Malachy O'Rourke says that Peter Harte is "probably not going to commit" to the Tyrone cause ahead of the 2026 season, while Rian O'Neill looks set to sit out Armagh's campaign.

O'Rourke was speaking after the Red Hands opened their campaign in the Dr McKenna Cup with a 2-13 to 0-17 win away at Armagh.

Mattie Donnelly who was also a part of the 2008 All-Ireland minor winning side with Harte, contributed 1-2 on the night.

"I think Peter, at this stage, is probably not going to be able to commit, unfortunately. Peter has given so much service to the county, he's a brilliant role model for all the boys, he'll be missed greatly," O'Rourke told BBC Sport NI.

"We're never going to close the door on him, and I definitely don't want to close the door on him.

"So, if it was the case that he got a wee bit of breathing space later on in the year and he was able to come back, well, then the door will always be open for him.

"But, at this stage, he's not able to give the commitment. So, we'll just have to move on in the short term without him, and we'll see how things go."

You can read the full report here.

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Glenullin's eye for goal proved crucial as they booked their place in the All-Ireland Club Intermediate Football Championship final with a 5-8 to 2-8 win over Strokestown in Ballyshannon.

Ryan McNicholl netted early in each half with Traglach Bradley, Willie John Bradley and Dermot O'Kane following with goals of their own.

The Ulster side made the most of their spells, taking an eight point lead early in the second half and although the Roscommon side got to within two, it was as close as they would get.

Michael O'Kane's side will now face An Gaeltacht in the final at Croke Park on Sunday, 11 January [15:30 GMT] as a two-point free from Eanna O Conchuir with the final act of extra-time sealed a 0-18 to 1-14 win for the Kerry side over Sallins in Saturday's other semi-final.

Read the full report from the match here.

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Sunday's Dr McKenna Cup game between Donegal and Derry and the Walsh Cup match between Offaly and Antrim have been postponed due to the icy weather conditions.

In Letterkenny, despite the pitch being deemed as playable, the decision to postpone the match between Donegal and Derry was taken based on the current road conditions.

Offaly and Antrim's Walsh Cup match was due to be played at O'Connor Park in Glenisk but, after heavy snowfall, the game was called off due to a frozen playing surface.

Sunday's All-Ireland Club Football Championship semi-final between St Brigid's and Scotstown is still set to go ahead as planned.

A yellow weather warning for snow and ice is in place in Northern Ireland until noon on Monday with a snow and ice warning for Cavan, Donegal, Monaghan, Louth and the province of Connacht in the Republic of Ireland.

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Bobby Nugent kicks a free with the last act of the first half as St Brigid's take a four-point lead into the dressing room.

The Roscommon side enjoyed a fine run to the break, so there is much to sort out for the Monaghan men.

Into one minute of added time.

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Jack McCarron picks up a pretty needless yellow card for a late hit and St Brigid's go right upfield with Bobby Nugent kicking a two-pointer.

McGrath is at it again and St Brigid's edge back into the lead.

Paul McGrath with the equaliser but it could have been more for St Brigid's as Rory Beggan was forced to scramble back and keep a long-range Ben O'Carroll effort out when the goalkeeper was off his line.

Micheal McCarville quickest to react to a loose ball and squeezes his shot inside the posts.

St Brigid's drop another shot into Beggan's hands but win a turnover and Ciaran Sugrue ties it up.

Eddie Nolan impeded and it presents a fairly simple free for Bobby Nugent who makes no mistake.

Conor Carroll's 45 amounts to nothing and Scotstown are back on the attack.

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A sniff of goal for St Brigid's but Ben O'Carroll's shot is blocked out for a 45 by Ryan O'Toole.

Another shot dropped short by St Brigid's. Scotstown break and Francis Maguire punishes at the other end for two.

Max Maguire ties it up again, splitting the posts from an acute angle.

Eddie Nolan hits back for St Brigid's. A lively start to this one. With the freezing conditions, I guess the players aren't keen on hanging around today.