That's a wrap for us on day one of the GAA National Leagues.

It has been action packed with our featured game in Omagh finishing in a draw between Tyrone and Kildare.

At Croke Park, Donegal opened with a victory over Dublin in Division One thanks to Shea Malone's goal, but in the first game of the double-header, Derry fell short against Meath in Division Two.

Down had a productive night in Division Three with victory over Clare.

In hurling, it was a disappointing day for Antrim and Down in Division 1B in as they fell short against Wexford and Carlow respectively.

You can read the report of today's hurling here with the football report to come on the BBC Sport NI website shortly, with reaction to follow.

We are back tomorrow with another bumper day and bring you the Division One football clash between Monaghan and Armagh live on the BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport NI website at 14:00.

Until then, enjoy the rest of your Saturday night and we will catch you tomorrow.

There is still a bit of business to conclude day one of the National Leagues as in hurling's Division 1A, All-Ireland champions Tipperary and Galway are currently tied at 0-9 apiece at half-time in Thurles.

Ethan Jordan produced a man of the match performance for Tyrone in Omagh, scoring a superb second goal for the Red Hands.

Tyrone's Ethan Jordan was named man of the match. He speaks to BBC Sport NI's Mark Sidebottom:

"Kildare is a good team and we probably didn't perform in the first half, The second half was much better but when you are a man up for the last 15 or 20 minutes, you go two or three up and don't get over the line it's frustrating.

"It's the first day out and plenty more to come, so that could be a big point down the road, although we know we have to be a lot better going to Celtic Park [against Derry] next weekend."

Kildare's Brian McLoughlin, speaking on BBC Sport NI:

"When that goal went in we thought we were dead and buried, but we had a few more attacks and luckily a few points went over.

"We're still disappointed but if we were told coming up today we'd get a draw, we'd probably have been happy enough."

A fine finish from Down in Newry as they claim a five-point win to get their Division Three campaign off to a winning start.

Conor McManus
Two-time Ulster winner on BBC Sport NI

Tyrone will be disappointed with that, first game at home with Kildare down to 14 but couldn't see it out, yet you have to say a draw was probably a fair result.

A grandstand finish and despite being reduced to 14 men on 43 minutes, Kildare come away from Omagh with a point.

The sides are level again! Brian McLoughlin with another two-pointer. Nine points for him tonight.

Just as the pendulum appears to swing back to Clare, Odhran Murdock nets Down's second goal with three minutes to play. The Mournemen are back in front.

Brian McLoughlin had brought the away side level with a colossal two-pointer, but Tyrone go straight down the other end and Ethan Jordan gives the goalkeeper the eyes and slots home. It's 1-9 for the Eglish forward on the night now.

Red Hands goalkeeper Niall Morgan has debutant Joey Clarke to thank for sparing his blushes. The U20 All-Ireland winning captain of last year made a timely interception after Morgan squandered possession 30 yards from his own goal.Alex Beirne does clip over a resulting free to leave just two points between the teams once more.

Watch Tyrone's Joe Oguz cut through the Kildare defence to produce an excellent finish to the net.

Super score from Darragh Canavan. A neat interchange with Eoin McElholm and the Errigal Ciaran forward notches over a second point to give Tyrone some breathing space.

Conor McManus
Two-time Ulster winner on BBC Sport NI

Brian Kennedy has had a big impact since he's come in as Tyrone have got to grips around the middle.

A couple of wides at each end. There are 15 minutes to go, and it is anyone's game on opening night.

Down complete the turnaround as Pat Havern edges Conor Laverty's side back in front with 15 minutes to play in Newry.

Alex Beirne puts over a two-point free for Kildare but Tyrone race down the other end and Ethan Jordan is on hand to finish the move and strike his ninth point of the game.

A flying start to the second half for Down in Newry as after Clare kick a score, the Mournemen respond with 1-2, the goal from John McGeough to bring them to within one.