Every team promoted, relegated and heading for League final

Niall McIntyre

Some drama.

A game wherever you look, the only trouble was deciding which one to look at or to go to. TG4 sided with the hurling semi-finals for the day so for football fans everywhere, it was a game of catch-up.

League Sunday promises to be jam-packed.

In the mean-time, here are all the promotions, relegations and finalists from the four football divisions.

Division One

Finalists: Kerry v Mayo

Galway losing to Tyrone opened the door for Mayo and they slammed it shut on their neighbours with a comprehensive win over Monaghan.

Two goals from Mayo's Mr. Reliable Kevin McLoughlin in the first half against Monaghan. Some man for it pic.twitter.com/8mKyad5gDg

— GAA JOE (@GAA__JOE) March 24, 2019

Kerry sealed their place in the final with a convincing win over the Rossies, which sent Anthony Cunningham’s men down alongside Cavan, who lost by six points to Dublin.

Relegated: Roscommon, Cavan

Division Two

Finalists and promoted: Meath v Donegal

Meath came from behind to beat Fermanagh well in Páirc Tailteann and they’ll take on Declan Bonner’s Donegal, who trounced Kildare in Ballyshannon.

The Meath senior footballers are back in Division One for the first time since 2006. pic.twitter.com/UA02ZOU8S9

— GAA JOE (@GAA__JOE) March 24, 2019

After a disappointing loss to Clare, Tipperary went down alongside Cork for who, despite beating Armagh by 3-9 to 1-14, will play Division Three football next year.

Relegated: Cork, Tipperary

Division Three

Finalists: Laois v Westmeath/Louth

It was a sweet win for Laois in O’Moore Park as they sent neighbours and rivals Carlow back to Division Four in the process. Down will be left kicking themselves as their 1-6 to 0-10, one point loss to Louth at home kept the Wee county alive and means Down can’t possibly go up.

Allianz Football League Div3 Rd7 Full-Time: Laois 1-15 (18) Carlow 1-12 (15)

— Laois GAA (@CLGLaois) March 24, 2019

Louth and Westmeath face off next weekend and the winner goes up and plays Laois in the final. If it’s a draw, Westmeath will go forward ahead of Down on points difference. The difference is only one point. Down must be kicking themselves.