RONAN O’NEILL WAS the hero for Omagh as his last gasp goal handed them victory in today’s Tyrone county senior football final.

Omagh celebrated a 1-10 to 0-12 win over Carrickmore at Healy Park as they won their first county senior crown since 1988.

Elsewhere today Aughawilan were crowned senior football champions in Leitrim while St Patrick’s won the Louth decider.

In Roscommon, St Brigid’s are still on track for a fifth successive title after they had seven points to spare over Western Gaels in their semi-final clash.

Here’s how today’s club Gaelic football games unfolded:

Antrim SFC semi-final
Cargin 0-20 St Teresa’s 1-10

Armagh SFC quarter-final
Maghery 3-10 Ballymacnab 2-6

Carlow SFC semi-finals
Old Leighlin 2-14 Palatine 1-13
Rathvilly 1-11 Tinryland 0-9

Donegal SFC
St Eunan’s 1-17 Malin 2-6
Four Masters 0-9 Ardara 0-9
Dungloe 0-11 Termon 0-8
Kilter 0-9 Glenswilly 0-6

Leitrim SFC final
Aughawilan 1-13 St Mary’s 1-10

Louth SFC final
St Patrick’s 1-10 Dreadnots 1-8

Offaly SFC semi-finals
Edenderry 0-13 Gracefield 0-9
Rhode 0-18 Clara 0-11

Roscommon SFC  semi-final
St Brigid’s 2-14 Western Gaels 2-7

Sligo SFC semi-finals
St Mary’s 2-15 St John’s 1-5
Tubbercurry 2-11 Tourlestrane 0-13

Tyrone SFC final
Omagh 1-10 Carrickmore 0-12

Westmeath SFC semi-finals
St Loman’s 1-12 Mullingar Shamrocks 1-12
Garrycastle 1-14 Coralstown-Kinnegad 0-6

Wicklow SFC semi-final replay
St Patrick’s 1-10 Éire Óg Greystones 1-7

Ballintubber hit nine goals with Cillian O’Connor scoring hat-trick to reach Mayo final

All-Ireland finalists Castlebar Mitchels back into Mayo senior football decider

Corofin into Galway SFC final as Barna and St Michael’s go to replay