In a thrilling weekend of Gaelic football, Derry secured a vital 1-15 to 1-12 victory over Tyrone at Celtic Park. This win marks their first since 2024, providing a much-needed boost to their Division Two campaign. Conor Glass played a key role in Derry's success, while Tyrone's promotion hopes now face a serious challenge after this loss.

Over in Division One, Galway snatched a dramatic 3-12 to 0-20 win against Armagh at the Athletic Grounds. Rob Finnerty's late free secured the victory for Galway. Armagh, who showcased an impressive performance the previous week, couldn't maintain their momentum. This win is crucial for Galway as they look to make a statement in the league.

Meanwhile, Down continued their strong start in Division Three with a 0-18 to 1-14 win over Limerick, thanks to a late score from Shane Annett. These results highlight the competitive nature of the GAA season. With teams vying for crucial points early on, the race for promotion and playoff spots is already heating up.

The outcomes of these matches will have ripple effects across the divisions. Teams will need to adjust their strategies and maintain consistency to achieve their season goals. The next few weeks will be critical as teams aim to establish themselves.