That's all from us in terms of live text today after a dramatic day of All-Ireland action which saw Derry's All-Ireland hopes end and Donegal suffer a surprise loss to Cork, a result which will see them return to action next weekend.

Monaghan progress, while in the Tailteann Cup, Down and Fermanagh progress but Antrim drop out.

We'll be back with live coverage of Sunday's action so join us then, but for now, it's goodbye and enjoy the rest of your evening.

The hooter sounds as Meath keep possession in the closing moments to see it out.

Derry are left to rue a series of late missed chances as their All-Ireland Championship comes to an end.

The Royals advance to Round 3, where they will meet one of the Round 2A losers.

Huge score from substitute Killian Smyth to push Meath four points clear.

Only a minute left now and the Royals are closing in on victory.

Meath substitute Keith Curtis, on for James Conlon, fires wide with a big chance.

Derry look to respond but Shane McGuigan’s long-range effort drops safely into the hands of Sean Brennan.

We’re set for a tense finish here.

Shane McGuigan makes no mistake from the right edge of the arc, landing a superb two-pointer.

It’s back to a three-point game with three minutes remaining at Celtic Park.

Donal Keogan adds another score from wing-back as he continues to be a real attacking threat for Meath.

James Conlon follows up with his seventh point of the match, with less than five minutes left for Derry to mount a comeback.

Sean Young sets up Conall Higgins across goal, and he opts to take the safe option, clipping over the bar.

James Sargent goes for a reply at the other end, but drags it wide as Derry search for a lifeline.

Meath make a late change, with Jack O’Connor replaced by Cathal Hickey.

Huge chance for Derry as Niall Toner sets up McGrogan in front of goal, but he’s denied by a brilliant save.

The resulting 45 is also missed, and that could be a massive turning point in the match.

Eoghan Frayne makes no mistake from the free to extend Meath’s lead, with 10 minutes remaining and time running out for the Oak Leafers.

Both sides make further changes.

Sean Young comes on for Ruairí Forbes for Derry.

Meath respond with Bryan Menton replaced by Charlie O’Connor.

Derry refuse to go away and reduce the gap to three with a brilliant two-pointer from Lachlan Murray in the sunshine at Celtic Park.

Ciarán Meenagh makes his first change, with Dan Higgins replaced by Niall O’Donnell.

Mathew Costello extends it to a five-point lead for the Royals.

Shane McGuigan drifts another effort wide as the Oak Leafers continue to struggle in front of the posts.

Meath keep the pressure on with sharp counter-attacks.

Derry are punished for a short effort as James Conlon slots over his sixth of the evening.

James Conlon lands another score for Meath to restore a three-point cushion after 50 minutes.

Immediate response from Derry as Gareth McKinless bursts through the centre and goes for goal to level it.

But Sean Brennan produces a brilliant save to deny the Oak Leafers and keep Meath in front.

Jordan Morris gets his second of the half, with Jack O’Connor also involved in a rapid Meath response after a poor Shea McGuckin kickout.

Donal Keogan adds a point to his tally to restore Meath’s lead.

Robbie Brennan also makes a change, with Ronan Ryan replaced by Killian Smyth.

Shane McGuigan takes on the tight angle from the left and lands it superbly to level the match once again.