That's all from me on an action-packed evening! The drama was incredible, to be fair. Thanks for reading!

FL3 full time: Tipperary 0-21 Cork 3-13

Tipp the most unluckiest of losers in Thurles as Cork's second-half goals prove crucial.

FL1 full time: Dublin 1-15 Donegal 1-14

Dublin hold out for the narrowest of victories.

FL3 full time: Down 2-13 Longford 1-14

The Mourne County claim a great win in Newry!

FL1: Dublin 1-15 Donegal 1-14

McBrearty on 75 minutes, then a brawl breaks out and Michael Murphy and John Small are both sent off for a second yellow card offence.

FL2 full time: Fermanagh 1-11 Cavan 2-11

A sensational win for Cavan thanks to those two second half goals!

FL1: Dublin 1-15 Donegal 1-13

McFadden closes the gap in the 74th minute.

FL1: Dublin 1-15 Donegal 1-12

Full back Davy Byrne with a Dublin point in the first of seven added minutes. A bit of deja-vu there!

HL1 full time: Laois 0-15 Carlow 0-14

It was some game in Portlaoise, where the O'Moore County have prevailed by the skin of their teeth.

FL3: Down 1-13 Longford 1-12

Collum nails a free for the midlanders.

FL1: Dublin 1-14 Donegal 1-12

Murphy pulls back a free.

Goal!

Cruel for Donegal goalkeeper Patton as he fumbles the dropping ball in the 66th minute and Paul Mannion is there to bundle it over the line under The Hill, which comes alive - 1-14 to 1-11!

Goal!

A massive score from Down's Corey Quinn in the 62nd minute - 1-13 to 1-10 they now lead Longford!

Level!

Barry O'Hagan for Down - 0-13 to 1-10!

Level!

What a comeback by Carlow at O'Moore Park, where they are level with Laois after 68 minutes, 0-14 apiece!

FL2: Fermanagh 1-8 Cavan 2-10

McKiernan for Cavan, who are on the cusp of a third successive win.

Level!

On the hour at Croke Park, substitute Colm Basquel takes a murder of steps and equalises.

Goal!

Thomas Galligan hits Cavan's second major on the hour and they now lead Fermanagh by 2-9 to 1-7.

Save!

Comerford denies McBrearty from close range! Perhaps with his face. He's receiving treatment.

FL1: Dublin 0-13 Donegal 1-11

Fenton again. Best in the country?

Goal!

Liam Connerton for Longford and they are level with Down now, 1-8 to 0-11!

FL1: Dublin 0-12 Donegal 1-11

Brian Fenton capitalises on a Donegal error.

FL1: Dublin 0-11 Donegal 1-11

Murphy again. Best in the country? Probably.

Donegal bring in McBrearty for his first appearance of the year.

Goal!

A huge score for Cavan at the midway stage in the second half as full back Padraig Faulkner flicks to the net - 1-9 to 1-6!

FL1: Dublin 0-11 Donegal 1-10

But Mogan replies.

FL1: Dublin 0-11 Donegal 1-9

Rock nonchalantly teases one over from play.

FL1: Dublin 0-1o Donegal 1-9

Howard's point is cancelled out by Murphy from a joke of an angle.

Goal!

Luke Connolly with his second and Cork's third - 3-9 to 0-16!

FL2: Fermanagh 1-6 Cavan 0-9

Kiernan has Cavan level again.

FL1: Dublin 0-9 Donegal 1-8

Costello thumps a shot over the bar.

FL1: Dublin 0-8 Donegal 1-8

Rock (free) after Scully goes down.

HL1: Laois 0-10 Carlow 0-8

Carlow have landed three in a row since the restart.

FL3: Down 0-10 Longford 0-7

O'Hare increases Down's lead.

Goal!

Luke Connolly tucks away a Cork penalty - 2-6 to 0-14!

FL3: Tipperary 0-14 Cork 1-6

Liam Boland is Tipp's latest scorer.

FL1: Dublin 0-7 Donegal 1-8

Mogan with another after his initial effort was saved.

FL1: Dublin 0-7 Donegal 1-7

Thompson within 20 seconds of the restart.

FL2: Fermanagh 1-6 Cavan 0-7

Shane McGullion on target for the Ernemen.

Cormac Costello in for the second half for Dublin.

HL1 half time: Laois 0-10 Carlow 0-5

Are the Barrowsiders heading for a fourth defeat?

FL3 half time: Down 0-9 Longford 0-7

It's been an excellent shoot-out in Newry so far.

FL2 half time: Fermanagh 1-5 Cavan 0-7

A very tight affair at Brewster Park, as expected.

FL1 half time: Dublin 0-7 Donegal 1-6

Hugh McFadden's goal the difference between the teams at the break.

FL3 half time: Tipperary 0-12 Cork 1-6

A brilliant first-half from Tipp at Thurles.

FL1: Dublin 0-7 Donegal 1-6

Kilkenny bangs one over - three in a row for the All-Ireland champions!

FL2: Fermanagh 1-5 Cavan 0-7

Ryan Jones gives the hosts the lead.

FL2: Fermanagh 1-4 Cavan 0-7

Ciaran Corrigan fists the equaliser.

FL2: Fermanagh 1-3 Cavan 0-7

Christopher Conroy from an advanced mark for the Breffni boys.

FL3: Down 0-6 Longford 0-6

Visiting goalkeeper Paddy Collum drills over his second '45'.

FL2: Fermanagh 1-3 Cavan 0-6

Pierson replies to Aidan Breen's point.

FL1: Dublin 0-6 Donegal 1-6

And now Rock hammers over a trademark free.

FL1: Dublin 0-5 Donegal 1-6

Class from Bugler from a tight angle off his left boot!

FL1: Dublin 0-4 Donegal 1-6

Superb point by Michael Langan.

FL3: Tipperary 0-10 Cork 1-4

Evan Comerford and Jack Kennedy for the Premier County.

FL1: Dublin 0-4 Donegal 1-5

Brian Howard takes a lovely Dublin point.

FL3: Down 0-6 Longford 0-4

Flynn and Donal O'Hare (free) nudge the Mourne men two ahead.

FL3: Tipperary 0-8 Cork 1-4

Emmet Moloney restores Tipp's lead.

Goal!

Ruairi Deane with a precious score for Cork, who are level with Tipp now - 1-4 to 0-7!

HL1: Laois 0-6 Carlow 0-2

Roddy King's free stretches the gap to four.

HL1: Laois 0-5 Carlow 0-2

The O'Moore County with the upper hand in this Division One derby.

FL2: Fermanagh 1-2 Cavan 0-5

A Conall Jones free ties the scores up.

FL1: Dublin 0-3 Donegal 1-5

Jamie Brennan fists Donegal’s fourth point after Evan Comerford denies Ryan McHugh and Brennan quickly adds his second.

FL1: Dublin 0-2 Donegal 1-3

Murphy sweeps over a free from the floor.

Fermanagh with a goal and five wides so far.

FL3: Down 0-4 Longford 0-3

Johnny Flynn restores Down's lead.

FL2: Fermanagh 1-0 Cavan 0-5

McKiernan makes it five (advanced mark).

FL2: Fermanagh 1-0 Cavan 0-4

Wing back Oisin Kiernan knocks over a fourth straight Cavan score.

FL3: Down 0-3 Longford 0-3

Peter Lynn cancels out Corey Quinn's point.

FL3: Tipperary 0-7 Cork 0-2

Conor Sweeney and Quigley on target for Tipp.

FL2: Fermanagh 1-0 Cavan 0-3

Oisin Pierson equalises.

FL1: Dublin 0-2 Donegal 1-2

Likewise Ciaran Kilkenny at the other end. The game is almost unrecognisable with the advanced mark.

FL1: Dublin 0-1 Donegal 1-2

Murphy executes an advanced mark.

FL2: Fermanagh 1-0 Cavan 0-2

McKiernan grabs his second point of the night.

FL3: Tipperary 0-5 Cork 0-2

Mattie Taylor and Cian Kiely finally fire over for the Rebels.

FL1: Dublin 0-1 Donegal 1-1

Sean Bugler opens Dublin's account with a terrific finish.

Goal!

Ultan Kelm for Fermanagh but Cavan replay with a Gearoid McKiernan point - 1-0 to 0-1!

Goal!

Midfielder Hugh McFadden cuts through a non-existent Dublin defence and plants a low left-footed shot into the net beneath Hill 16!

FL1: Dublin 0-0 Donegal 0-1

Ciaran Thompson clips over a free on five minutes following a foul on Michael Murphy.

FL3: Tipperary 0-2 Cork 0-0

Steven O'Brien makes it two-zip.

FL3: Tipperary 0-1 Cork 0-0

Riain Quigley with the first score in Thurles.

Team news:

No time to mention all the other late changes in tonight's other games. It's all a bit foolish, really.

Team news:

James McCarthy is replaced in the Dublin starting team by Craig Dias.

Team news:

Conor Madden and Stephen Murray replace Paddy Meade and Bryan Magee in the Cavan XV. Shane McGullion replaces Eoin Shiels and James McMahon replaces Darragh McGurn for Fermanagh.

Team news:

No start for Patrick McBrearty. He's replaced in the Donegal XV by Peadar Mogan, while Daire O'Baoill comes in for Conor O'Donnell.

Some start to the night and there are five more matches coming up at 7!

Eoghan O'Donnell's sending-off was ridiculous and perhaps a pivotal moment as the Dubs lose at HQ yet again. Jack O'Connor's match-winning goal was magnificent.

HL1 full time: Dublin 0-18 Wexford 2-14

A Morris '65' goes over the bar as 13-man Wexford complete a remarkable late comeback to pickpocket 14-man Dublin. What a game that was!

What a finish to this game!

Ooh!

Cian Boland first-times a rebound inches over the Dublin crossbar after Ryan's initial shot was saved - 2-13 to 0-18!

Goal!

Wow! Jack O'Connor runs at the Dublin defence and plants a low bouncing shot classily into the bottom right corner! Morris follows up with a point and the 13 men lead 14 by 2-13 to 0-17!

HL1: Dublin 0-17 Wexford 1-12

Ronan Hayes has the gap at two...

HL1: Dublin 0-16 Wexford 1-12

Rory O'Connor booms over a free as we go into five minutes of injury time...

Red card!

A second yellow card for Dublin full back Eoghan O'Donnell and that one looked a bit harsh, too. Send off because Jack O'Connor fell over the advertising hoardings...

Both Murphy's yellows were of the one-and-one variety.

Red card!

Wexford down to 13 men as Shaun Murphy is shown a second yellow card.

The stage is set for a dramatic finale in the curtain raiser at Croke Park, with 14-man Wexford two points adrift of Dublin 65 minutes in and the rain lashing down and yellow cards flying about like so much confetti at a wedding.

HL1: Dublin 0-16 Wexford 1-11

Hawk-eye is braving he elements and he decides that O'Connor's shot was over!

Three between them with seven minutes left here!

Rory O'Connor replies with a peach at the other end. Wow!

Eamon Dillon take a bow!

The point of the night flies between the uprights at the Davin End from beneath the Hogan Stand! Sublime score!

HL1: Dublin 0-15 Wexford 1-9

Eamon Dillon is taken down and Ryan knocks over the free.

HL1: Dublin 0-14 Wexford 1-9

Morris pops over a free and the 14 men move within two points with 13 minutes left.

Red card!

A straight red card for substitute Conor McDonald, who is one of three Wexford players to pull across Paddy Smyth. Any of the three could have been singled out but it's McDonald and the card is red!

HL1: Dublin 0-14 Wexford 1-8

Substitute Paudie Foley hammers over an inspirational point from distance for the Leinster champions!

HL1: Dublin 0-14 Wexford 1-7

Ryan spears over a needlessly-conceded Wexford free as Conor McDonald enters the fray.

Chin the latest Wexford player to be substituted...

End-to-end action here now!

HL1: Dublin 0-13 Wexford 1-7

Rory O'Connor musters an immediate response.

HL1: Dublin 0-13 Wexford 1-6

Corner back James Madden arrows over the score of the game so far!

HL1: Dublin 0-12 Wexford 1-6

Morris fires over a 42nd-minute free; then Chin misses one.

HL1: Dublin 0-12 Wexford 1-5

Ryan (free) brings his tally to 0-6. This one was moved in and the Wexford manager is hopping mad!

HL1: Dublin 0-11 Wexford 1-5

Ryan (0-5) clips over a re-taken free.

With the floodlights shining bright, the second half commences.

Wexford haven't come close to justifying their big pre-match billing so far. Dublin have had the measure of them, while the referee has been a bit on the whistle-happy side.

HL1 HT: Dublin 0-10 Wexford 1-5

Ryan strokes over a free to close the first-half scoring. Dublin full value for their half-time advantage. Indeed, they should be more than two points to the good.

Referee Johnny Murphy is really clamping down on the illegal handpasses here.

HL1: Dublin 0-9 Wexford 1-5

Stunning point from McBride on the run as the Dubs re-take the lead!

An unbelievable SIX minutes of injury time at the end of the first half.

HL1: Dublin 0-8 Wexford 1-5

And Burke equalises instantly ... great Dublin response to the penalty and quickfire point!

HL1: Dublin 0-7 Wexford 1-5

Rian McBride whips over a superb Dublin point from way out the field.

HL1: Dublin 0-4 Wexford 1-5

Morris is on hand to double the difference on 32 minutes.

Goal!

Goalkeeper Mark Fanning comes forward and fires his shot to the net, despite a fine effort by Sean Brennan to save it - 1-4 to 0-6!

Penalty to Wexford!

Aidan Rochford is knocked over by Jake Malone and it's a penaly according to the referee.

HL1: Dublin 0-6 Wexford 0-4

Substitute Ryan swings over his third free.

HL1: Dublin 0-5 Wexford 0-4

Another Ryan free edges the Dubs back ahead.

HL1: Dublin 0-4 Wexford 0-4

Morris' free has them level for the third time on 26 minutes.

HL1: Dublin 0-4 Wexford 0-3

Ryan strikes an easy free into the Hill and Diarmuid O'Keeffe hits back.

Dublin wides from Ryan and Donal Burke.

HL1: Dublin 0-3 Wexford 0-2

Chris Crummey brilliantly restores Dublin's advantage after Wexford drop another effort short.

Not much of a game so far here. It's very stop-start.

HL1: Dublin 0-2 Wexford 0-2

Paul Morris catches, turns and finishes, the first point from play coming in the 15th minute.

Paul Ryan replaces the injured O'Rorke.

The wind blows a Dublin sideline cut back over the sideline!

HL1: Dublin 0-2 Wexford 0-1

With O'Rorke injured, Ronan Hayes pops over a 21-yard free in the eleventh minute.

Nine frees awarded in the first nine minutes.

Both sides drop frees short. A lot at stake here ... the winners will advance to the quarter-finals.

Davy Fitz' looking suitably animated here.

HL1: Dublin 0-1 Wexford 0-1

Oisin O'Rorke replies in kind. Could this be a shoot-out between the free-takers?

HL1: Dublin 0-0 Wexford 0-1

Wearing No.22, Lee Chin opens the scoring from a free from the middle.

Weather watch:

It's wet and breezy in Dublin 3 but conditions in general aren't too bad (relatively speaking).

Team news:

Lee Chin and Matthew O'Hanlon are in from the start for the Model County in place of Jack O'Connor and Paudie Foley.

Team news:

Danny Sutcliffe starts for Dublin in place of John Hetherton.

Abouts seven minutes until throw-in at Croke Park. Davy Fitzgerald's high-flying Wexford are red-hot favourites to see off Dublin. Can the hosts spring a surprise in this all-Leinster clash?

I'll be back approaching 5 with full LIVE text commentary on all the action as it happens.

FL3:

And tonight's other two 7pm throw-ins are in Division Three of the FL: Down V Longford in Newry and Tipperary V Cork at Thurles.

FL2:

There's also derby action at Enniskillen, where Fermanagh entertain Cavan, also at 7.

HL1:

Neighbours Laois and Carlow collide in Group B of the HL at O'Moore Park at 7.

Croker

There's a Dublin double-header at Croke Park, starting with the Dubs against Leinster champions Wexford in hurling at 5pm followed by the meeting of the five-in-a-row All-Ireland champions and Ulster kingpins Donegal in football at 7pm.

A total of six matches are scheduled to take place this evening, between the football and hurling leagues.