It’s a busy day ahead and here are the three games we’ll be primarily focusing on:

All-Ireland ladies senior club football final

Mourneabbey (Cork) v Termon (Donegal), Tuam, 2pm

Munster senior club football final

Austin Stacks (Kerry) v The Nire (Waterford), Páirc Uí Chaoimh, 2pm

Ulster Senior club football final

Omagh (Tyrone) v Slaughtneil (Derry), Athletic Grounds, Armagh, 3.30pm

However, we’ll also be keeping track of the following games

Ulster Intermediate club football final

Inniskeen (Monaghan) v Warrenpoint (Down), Athletic Grounds, Armagh, 1.30pm

Leinster intermediate club football final

Sean O’Mahony’s (Louth) v Ballinlough (Meath), Drogheda, 2pm

Tipperary senior football quarter-finals

Aherlow v Moyle Rovers, Ardfinnan, 2pm
Cahir v Eire Og Annacarty, Cashel, 2pm

Galway senior hurling semi-final

Gort v Beagh, Athenry, 2pm

Ulster IFC final – Warrenpoint 0-1 – Inniskeen 0-0 – 2 mins

We have the first score of the afternoon as Donagh McAleenan gives the Down team an early lead in the Ulster club IFC final.

Ulster IFC final – Warrenpoint 0-3 Inniskeen 0-0 – 7 mins

It’s all Warrenpoint in the early stages in the Athletic Grounds and their lead is now 0-3 with Aaron Magee and Ross McGarry both waving white flags.

If you missed it earlier, here’s our preview of today’s All-Ireland ladies club SFC final:

• 5 sets of sisters involved as Cork club chase first All-Ireland title against Donegal opponents

Here are the Austin Stacks fans making their way to the Munster club SFC final:

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Ulster IFC final – Warrenpoint 0-5 Inniskeen 1-1 – 17 mins

There’s been plenty of action in the Athletic Grounds since we last checked in with Paul Meegan scoring 1-1 for Inniskeen to put them briefly ahead before two more points from Ross McGarry puts Warrenpoint back in the lead.

Here are the teams for the All-Ireland ladies club SFC final:

Ulster IFC final – Warrenpoint 0-8 Inniskeen 1-3 – 26 mins

Approaching half-time in Armagh and it’s Down side Warrenpoint with a two point lead, scores from Ross McGarry and Paul Meegan keeping them ahead.

They’re playing the anthem in Páirc Uí Chaoimh and the Munster final is about to get under way.

Munster SFC final – The Nire 0-1 Austin Stacks 0-0  – 2 mins

Michael O’Gorman gets the first score of the day in Páirc Uí Chaoimh though it could well have been a goal.

GOAL! – Munster SFC final – The Nire 1-2  Austin Stacks 0-0 – 4 mins

The Nire have their goal and it’s Shane Ryan with the brilliant finish. The Waterford side have a five point lead after the opening four minutes.

All-Ireland ladies SFC final – Mourneabbey 0-3 Termon 0-0 – 3 mins

The early advantage in Tuam is going to the Cork side with Brid O’Sullivan, Roberta Harrington and Laura Fitzgerald putting them three points clear.

Munster SFC final – The Nire 1-3  Austin Stacks 0-0 – 7 mins

I’m not sure of the exact possession stats but if The Nire are less than 90% I’ll be stunned. If Stacks don’t wake up soon this game could be over before the half-time.

Conor Gleeson with The Nire’s latest point.

GOAL! – Munster SFC final – The Nire 1-2  Austin Stacks 1-0 – 8 mins

And out of nowhere, Shane Callaghan finds the back of the net for the Kerry champions and we have ourselves a game. It looked like the forward was going to win a penalty but Callaghan did well to finish from close range.

Game on.

All-Ireland ladies SFC final – Mourneabbey 0-3 Termon 0-2 – 9 mins

Sharon McLoughlin and Maureen O’Donnell bring Donegal side Termon back within a point.

All-Ireland ladies SFC final – Mourneabbey 0-4 Termon 0-2 – 10 mins

Ciara O’Sullivan doubles Mournabbey’s advantage almost immediately.

Munster SFC final – The Nire 1-4  Austin Stacks 1-0 – 12 mins

Shane Ryan with another free and Waterford champions The Nire lead by four points.

GOAL! – All-Ireland ladies SFC final – Termon 0-2 Mourneabbey 0-4 – 12 mins

All change in the ladies SFC decider with Geraldine McLaughlin scoring a goal for Termon and they lead for the first time.

RED CARD! Munster SFC final – The Nire 1-4  Austin Stacks 1-0 – 15 mins

It’s a second yellow card for Shane Carroll and Stacks are down to 14 men. Everything that could go wrong for the Kerry champions is going wrong so far.

GOAL! – Munster SFC final – The Nire 1-4  Austin Stacks 2-1 – 19 mins

Well that’s an early Christmas present for Stacks as David Mannix takes advantage of a terrible mistake from The Nire’s goalkeeper Tom Wall – very reminiscent of Paul Durcan and Kieran Donaghy in the All-Ireland final – to slot home Stacks’ second goal.

It’s a level game.

All-Ireland ladies SFC final – Mourneabbey 0-7 Termon 1-2  – 22 mins

Laura Fitzgerald with here third point of the day and Cork side Mourneabbey lead by two.

Munster SFC final – The Nire 1-4  Austin Stacks 2-1 – 24 mins

Shane Ryan stands over another free and The Nire captain misses his first place ball of the day.

All-Ireland ladies SFC final – Mourneabbey 0-7 Termon 1-3  – 23 mins

Geraldine McLaughlin adds to her earlier goal and Ulster champions Termon trail by just a single point.

Munster SFC final – The Nire 1-4  Austin Stacks 2-1 – 27 mins

Kieran Donaghy – wearing 14 but playing in midfield – is yet to score and kicks his second wide of the half.

All-Ireland ladies SFC final – Mourneabbey 0-8 Termon 1-3  – 25 mins

Five minutes to the break and Lauren Fitzgerald has her fourth point for Mourneabbey.

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Munster SFC final – The Nire 1-4  Austin Stacks 2-1

The Nire have hit three wides in a row just has the half-time whistle goes. An odd first half with just one point from Stacks and yet they’re level.

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All-Ireland ladies SFC final – Mourneabbey 0-10 Termon 1-3

Mourneabbey’s Bríd O’Sullivan and Laura Fitzgerald (now with 0-6) with the last scores of the first half as Termon are down to 14.

Ulster IFC final – Warrenpoint 1-11 – Inniskeen 1-7 – 53 mins

Gary Boyle finds the back of the net for Warrenpoint to open up a four point lead over Inniskeen.

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Leinster IFC final – Ballinlough 1-3 Sean O’Mahony’s 0-6

It’s level at the break in the Leinster IFC decider. The Louth side had raced into a four point lead before Peader Byrne scored a penalty as the Meath outfit hit 1-3 without reply. However, Sean O’Mahony’s leveled up before half-time.

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Tipperary senior football quarter-finals

Aherlow  0-5 Moyle Rovers 0-3
Eire Og 0-5 Annacarty Cahir 0-2

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Galway senior hurling semi-final

Gort 1-9 v Beagh 0-6

Gerard O’Donoghue with the only goal of the game so far as Gort lead by six at the break.

Munster SFC final – Austin Stacks 2-2 The Nire 1-4 – 31 mins

A great field from Donaghy in midfield sets Shane O’Callaghan free and the Kerry champs have their first lead of the game.

Munster SFC final – Austin Stacks 2-3 The Nire 1-4 – 33 mins

Mickey Collins gets his first score of the day as the 14-men of Austin Stacks take a two point lead.

Munster SFC final – Austin Stacks 2-3 The Nire 1-5 – 35 mins

The Nire kick yet another wide and the Waterford champions have failed to score since the 12th minute of the first half.

All-Ireland ladies SFC final – Mourneabbey 0-11 Termon 1-3 – 32 mins

Ciara O’Sullivan opens the scoring in the second half in Tuam and Mourneabbey stretch their lead to five.

All-Ireland ladies SFC final – Mourneabbey 0-11 Termon 1-4 – 33 mins

Maureen O’Donnell points a free from the very next attack for Termon.

GOAL! – Munster SFC final – The Nire 2-4 Austin Stacks 2-3  – 38 mins

Michael Moore puts The Nire back in front with a goal but there was controversy in the build up with Kieran Donaghy going down clutching his face and the referee waving play on.

GOAL! – Munster SFC final – Austin Stacks 3-3 The Nire 2-4  – 41 mins

Pa McCarthy with the penalty after more terrible from The Nire gifts Austin Stacks a golden opportunity to retake the lead.

All-Ireland ladies SFC final – Mourneabbey 0-11 Termon 1-5 – 38 mins

Termon aren’t out of this one yet as Geraldine McLaughlin converts another free.

Munster SFC final – Austin Stacks 3-4 The Nire 2-4  – 44 mins

Another score for David Mannix and all of a sudden Stacks lead by three.

All-Ireland ladies SFC final – Mourneabbey 0-11 Termon 1-6 – 40 mins

Another point for McLaughlin but she wanted a second goal. Still, the Donegal side have reduced the gap to two.

Action from the ladies decider in Tuam. Ryan Byrne / INPHO Ryan Byrne / INPHO / INPHO

GOAL! – All-Ireland ladies SFC final – Termon 2-7 Mourneabbey 0-11  - 44 mins

Termon have taken the lead and guess who? Geraldine McLaughlin has another score to her name. Some individual performance from McLaughlin.

All-Ireland ladies SFC final – Termon 2-8 Mourneabbey 0-11 - 47 mins

Geraldine McLaughlin brings her personal total to 2-5 as Termon stretch their lead to three points.

All-Ireland ladies SFC final – Termon 2-9 Mourneabbey 0-12 – 48 mins

Laura Fitzgerald finally stops the rot for Mourneabbey with a much needed point.

Munster SFC final – Austin Stacks 3-4 The Nire 2-4 – 55 mins

More than ten minutes now since the last score in what has been a very poor quality game in near perfect conditions. Very hard to tell at the moment which team is down to 14 men.

All-Ireland ladies SFC final – Termon 2-10 Mourneabbey 0-12 – 50 mins

After Geraldine McLaughlin points again, Termon full-back Emer Gallagher picks up a yellow card and the Donegal champs are down to 14. The last ten minutes will be interesting.

GOAL! All-Ireland ladies SFC final – Termon 2-10 Mourneabbey 1-12 – 51 mins

And just as I type that, they’re back within a point, Katie Healy grabbing the goal for the Cork side.

Munster SFC final – Austin Stacks 3-5 The Nire 2-4 – 60 mins

The gap is now four points. The Nire need goals as we enter injury time.

All-Ireland ladies SFC final – Termon 2-11 Mourneabbey 1-12 – 55 mins

Another free for McLaughlin keeps Termon ahead by two.

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Munster SFC final – Austin Stacks 3-5 The Nire 2-4

It’s all over, Austin Stacks are the Munster champions after victory over The Nire.

GOAL! - All-Ireland ladies SFC final – Termon 3-11 Mourneabbey 1-13 – 56 mins

It looks to be all over in the ladies All-Ireland too with Geraldine McLaughlin completing her hat-trick.

All-Ireland ladies SFC final – Termon 3-12 Mourneabbey 1-13 – 59 mins

McLaughlin again and Termon are within 90 seconds of the All-Ireland title.

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All-Ireland ladies SFC final – Termon 3-12 Mourneabbey 1-13

A brilliant individual performance from Geraldine McLaughlin (3-8) gives Termon the Tesco Homegrown All-Ireland club SFC title. The Donegal side dominated the second half after Cork’s Mourneabbey had the better of the opening period.

GOAL! – Ulster SFC final - Slaughtneil 1-0 Omagh 0-0 – 1 min

Well that escalated quickly! Cormac O’Doherty raises the green flag for Slaughtneil with the very first attack of the game.

Ulster SFC final - Slaughtneil 1-0 Omagh 0-1 – 4 mins

Connor O’Donnell taps over a point for Omagh but – with a two-on-one – perhaps the Tyrone side could have leveled things up.

Ulster SFC final - Slaughtneil 1-1 Omagh 0-1 – 6 mins

Christopher Bradley makes it a three point game once more with a fine point.

Ulster SFC final - Slaughtneil 1-1 Omagh 0-2 – 8 mins

A second point for O’Donnell cuts the gap to two again. The Tyrone champions have settled well since conceding that opening goal.

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Tipperary senior football quarter-finals

Moyle Rovers 0-10 Aherlow 0-9 – 13 mins
Eire Og Annacarty 0-13 Cahir 2-6 - 11 mins

Ulster SFC final - Slaughtneil 1-1 Omagh 0-2 – 17 mins

Nearly ten minutes since we had the last score and though Omagh are dominating possession they’ve hit some poor wides.

Ulster SFC final - Slaughtneil 1-2 Omagh 0-3 – 20 mins

Aaron Grugan cuts the point to just one but Gerard Bradley goes straight down the other end for a score of his own.

Ulster SFC final - Slaughtneil 1-2 Omagh 0-4 – 22 mins

It’s a score-fest now with Hugh Gallagher getting Omagh’s latest point from corner back. Just one point in it again with seven minutes to go to the break.

Ulster SFC final - Slaughtneil 1-2 Omagh 0-5 – 25 mins

And the sides are level. Joe McMahon surges forward for the equaliser.

GOAL! – Ulster SFC final – Omagh 1-5 Slaughtneil 1-2 – 27 mins

What a great goal from Barry Tierney who finishes coolly after great work from Omagh midfielder Conan Grugan in the build up. The Tyrone champions now have a deserved three point lead.

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Ulster SFC final – Omagh 1-5 Slaughtneil 1-2

And there’s the short whistle. Omagh are well on top now having gone behind to that early Slaughtneil goal. The Derry champions have it all to do in the second half.

Ulster SFC final – Omagh 1-5 Slaughtneil 1-2

The second half will get under way whenever Slaughtneil decide to leave the dressing room.

Ulster SFC final – Omagh 1-6 Slaughtneil 1-3 – 31 mins

The sides trade scores in the opening minute of the second half with Barry Tierney and Barry McGuigan scoring for Omagh and Slaughtneil respectively.

Ulster SFC final – Omagh 1-6 Slaughtneil 1-4 – 34 mins

There are just two points between the teams again after Cormac O’Doherty is the first to react when the ball bounces off the post.

Ulster SFC final – Omagh 1-6 Slaughtneil 1-5 – 37 mins

That’s three points on the bounce for Slaughtneil. Ronan Bradley their latest scorer. Much better from the Derry champions in the second half.

Ulster SFC final – Omagh 1-7 Slaughtneil 1-5 – 39 mins

And after all that, Slaughneil give away a needless free which Ronan O’Neill slots over to double Omagh’s lead.

Ulster SFC final – Omagh 1-8 Slaughtneil 1-5 – 42 mins

Cormac O’Neill makes it a three point game with quite possibly the score of the match.

Ulster SFC final – Omagh 1-8 Slaughtneil 1-7 – 44 mins

Two quick points from Slaughtneil from Paddy and Christopher Bradley scoring back to back.

Ulster SFC final – Omagh 1-8 Slaughtneil 1-8 – 48 mins

And we’re level once more in the Athletic Grounds thanks to Cormac O’Doherty’s point from distance.

Ulster SFC final – Slaughtneil 1-9 Omagh 1-8 – 50 mins

With ten minutes to play, the Derry champions have retaken the lead, this time it’s Christopher Bradley with his third point of the afternoon.

Ulster SFC final – Slaughtneil 1-9 Omagh 1-8 – 57 mins

That’s a bad miss from a scoreable free by Ronán O’Neill and it is now 15 minutes since Omagh last troubled the scoreboard operators.

Ulster SFC final – Slaughtneil 1-9 Omagh 1-9 – 59 mins

And we’re level! O’Neill makes no mistake from this free as we enter two minutes of injury time.

Ulster SFC final – Slaughtneil 1-10 Omagh 1-9 – 60+1 mins

A wonderful point from Christopher Bradley has restored Slaughtneil’s lead. There are just seconds left in the Ulster club final.

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Ulster SFC final – Slaughtneil 1-10 Omagh 1-9

Superb bottle shown by Christopher Bradley and Slaughtneil to win this one at the death. It’s a first senior provincial crown for the Derry side in their very first final.

For their part, Omagh will be disappointed with their second half performance, especially some kickable scores that drifted wide.

Right, that’s it for me. Thanks as always for joining us. You’ll find reports – as always – from all today’s big games here.