1. The lights go out on the opening night between Tyrone and Monaghan in Omagh.
2. The relief. Donegal’s Michael Murphy crashes a penalty off the bar and Derry’s Thomas Mallon sees his goal remain intact.
3. Look who’s back….Tommy Walsh returns from Oz to line out for Kerry.
4. Ouch! Mayo’s Evan Regan broke his collarbone against Kerry with this fall.
5. Down’s late smash and grab handed them a dramatic win over Kildare.
6. Armagh’s Jamie Clarke commiserates with Tipperary’s Alan Campbell.
7. Diarmuid Murtagh was a happy man after this goal for Roscommon against Down.
8. Plenty Donegal players there to try to stop Cormac Costello from netting but they don’t succeed.
9. Fine save from Galway’s Manus Breathnach to deny Westmeath’s Ger Egan.
10. A race for the breaking ball amongst a bunch of Tyrone and Mayo players.
11. Dean Rock gets the vital touch to find the net against Tyrone.
12. Bryan Sheehan braves a hail shower against Dublin.
13. Kieran Donaghy has the post-match bantz with Dubs fan Gerry Gowran.
14. Nice touch as the Cork footballers showed support for Jamie Wall who suffered a serious spinal injury last year.
15. Mayo’s Seamus O’Shea gets back to block Dublin’s Bernard Brogan.
16. Barry John Keane gets the vital touch to grab a goal against Donegal.
17. The half-time score of the infamous Dublin and Derry clash at Croke Park spoke volumes.
18. Mayo’s David Clarke tries his best but there was no stopping Brian Hurley’s match-winning goal for Cork
19. Kerry were glad to witness the return of the Gooch in Omagh.
20. Denis Bastick rises high for Dublin against Monaghan.
21. Michael Murphy hits the deck after being challenged by Cork’s Fintan Goold.
22. A first win in Croke Park since 2006 for the Offaly senior footballers in the Division 4 decider.
23. Job done in the Division 3 decider for Armagh.
24. All smiles for Roscommon’s Cathal Cregg and Ciaran Cafferkey after their Division 2 final win.
25. Noel Galvin and Bernard Brogan collide in the Division 1 league final.
26. It was ultimately a bad day at the office for the Cork footballers.
27. But all smiles for the Dublin footballers as they complete the three-in-a-row.
