We did say it was likely to be an exciting afternoon, but that exceeded expectations.

Don't let anyone tell you the league doesn't matter!

There was late drama across the board in the promotion and relegation battles with the best most certainly saved for last as Division One produced the goods.

In the end, it's a Division One final between Kerry and Donegal to look forward to, while Armagh breathe a sigh of relief as they remain in the top tier with Dublin dropping down.

Derry missed out on promotion despite a win, while Cavan stay up in Division Two even though they lost - it was that sort of day.

We will be back with that final next Sunday and have reports from today's action to come on our dedicated Gaelic games page here.

Thanks for joining us!

Armagh's Darragh McMullen, speaking to BBC Sport NI's Mark Sidebottom: "Listening to what he other results are, we'll take a draw but we could have got the win.

"It's very important [to stay up] as you want to be playing at the top level every year.

"Playing Kerry, hopefully we see them further down the line as they are the team to beat and the best team in the country.

"It's a good challenge and sets us up for where we want to be in the summer."

So, in the end everyone leaves the Athletic Grounds with big smiles as Armagh fans celebrate their survival and Kerry are through to the final where they will meet Donegal in a repeat of last year's All-Ireland final.

That's full time in Salthill and Galway have snatched the win which relegates Dublin.

Armagh have survived in Division One.

The ball is floated in but ends up as a wide.

Armagh's fate now rests on the outcome in Salthill.

Into the last minute in the Athletic Grounds and Armagh are pressing...

Full time in Clones and Donegal have prevailed to seal their place in the league final.

Mayo have beaten Roscommon 4-26 to 2-11 and await the outcome in Armagh to see if they advance.

Oisin Conaty edges Armagh ahead once more but in better news for the Orchard, Galway have gone 0-20 to 1-15 ahead against Dublin.

Joe O'Connor with a two-pointer and David Clifford ads a point as the scenario at both ends of the table changes yet again.

But here comes Galway who have got to within one of Dublin. Can the Tribesmen become Armagh's saviours?

Cian McConville with a free and Armagh are a goal to the good.

Kerry are now set to miss out on the league final with Donegal leading Monaghan by four and Mayo out of sight against Roscommon.

Just as Galway were edging back into it, up pops Killian McGinnis with a Dublin goal.

The relegation picture is changing by the minute.

Caolan McColgan with the Donegal equaliser but it gets better as Shea Malone cracks home his second goal of the day.

Jim McGuinness' men are back in the frame for a place in the final.

I know we were expecting drama today and these games in Division One have certainly got the memo.

Armagh are certainly giving themselves every opportunity to stay in Division One. Can they do it? Give this a thumbs up if you think so.

Oisin O'Neill hits the net from close range as Armagh grab a vital score in their quest for survival.

Fionan Carolan edges Monaghan ahead and Donegal out of the top two as Mayo are running away against Roscommon with a 4-19 to 2-6 lead.

Both sides down to 14 temporarily after black cards were shown to Dylan McHugh and Peadar O Cofaigh-Byrne but the Dubs remain on top and as it stands, relegating Galway.

A Tom O'Sullivan two-pointer - that is the Kerry response!

Monaghan back in front in Clones.

It's been a topsy-turvy game between these Ulster rivals and looks like we could be in for a thrilling race to the line.

Tom O'Sullivan kicks a two-pointer from the edge of the arc, but Armagh hit back through Ross McQuillan's back-to-back points and Tomas McCormack is through for the equaliser.

Armagh complete the comeback.