Ulster Final: Cavan 2-16 Donegal 1-24 (R)

Jamie Brennan is not a guy who is on the ball 20 or 30 times but every time he gets it he does something with it.

Defending Donegal now you have to watch out for Murphy and McBrearty, you have to keep an eye on Thompson and Langan but you also have to mark Jamie Brennan.

Quote Message: The management really let us go out and play football and it's an enjoyable way to play. I was a bit lucky with the goal because the ball slipped out of my hands - but it's always nice to get the goal. Declan has really given us the confidence to go out an express ourselves. from Jamie Brennan Donegal man-of-the-match

The management really let us go out and play football and it's an enjoyable way to play. I was a bit lucky with the goal because the ball slipped out of my hands - but it's always nice to get the goal. Declan has really given us the confidence to go out an express ourselves.

Michael Murphy is still thanking the assorted players, coaches and support staff that goes into this awesome Donegal machine.

That's their fifth Ulster title of this decade and their tenth in total - an incredible run of success by any measure.

Donegal captain Michael Murphy has climbed the steps at St Tiernach's Park...

And lifts the Anglo-Celt once again!!

Quote Message: We're trying to improve every single year and there's nobody assured of their place in this Donegal side. Jamie has really worked hard on his finishing this year and we saw that again with his goal today from Ryan McHugh Donegal

We're trying to improve every single year and there's nobody assured of their place in this Donegal side. Jamie has really worked hard on his finishing this year and we saw that again with his goal today

Donegal were always in complete control. They were on top in every sector of the field.

Unquestionably they took their foot off the accelerator during the second half but it's wonderful to see the players out there enjoying this moment.

After he was the man to lift the Anglo-Celt 12 months ago, it is fitting that Donegal captain Michael Murphy has the final say - swinging over a straightforward free.

The Donegal substitutes and backroom staff line the sideline waiting for the final whistle... and there it is!

Congratulations Donegal! 2019 Ulster Champions!

Where did that come from? Out of nothing Cavan have got a second goal.

Stephen Murray gets his first to a long, hopeful ball and diverts it past Patton. It's not more than a consolation for Cavan - but Murray celebrates it nonetheless!

Cavan's hopes of at least making this respectable are being undone by the determination of the Donegal substitutes to make their mark - Daire O Baoill the latest replacement to fist over a score.

Galligan's 45 comes back off the post but the ball is recycled for Conor Madden to score.

Five minutes of stoppage time added.

Cavan get another goal chance! Conor Madden finds some space but Paddy McGrath produces an outstanding block - superb commitment by the Donegalman.

Jamie Brennan with a trademark burst of speed, a quick sidestep and a score.

There were 28,780 crammed into St Tiernach's Park at the start of this game - but how many are sill there now?

Dara McVeety adds his third point of the day and Cavan continue to press for scores.

But at the other end Donegal fashion another chance - a carbon copy of the score by McGee just moments ago - this time it is Oisin Gallen who firsts over an easy point just minutes after his introduction.

For just a moment it looks as though Donegal have fashioned a second goal chance but Jason McGee settles for a firsted point - his second point of the day.

Goal for Cavan!!

Cian Mackey has been central to the Cavan attack since his introduction at the break and he's involved again as the Breffnimen work the ball quickly to addle the Donegal defence.

The ball is fisted across goal and Conor Madden follows it into the back of the net. What a score by the full-forward!

Caoimhin O'Reilly gets a point for Cavan but Donegal respond through McBrearty and Declan Bonner starts to bring on some replacements.

It's almost as if Donegal deliberately allowed Cavan three points in a row before driving a Jamie Brennan-shaped dagger through their heart.

You wonder how you could actually stop Jamie Brennan in those situations. Close control, lightning speed and the strength to shrug off two defenders.

A bit of brilliance that has surely sealed Donegal's 10th Anglo-Celt Cup.

You have to think that goal has killed off any chance of an upset in Clones.

Cian Mackey lines up a free - but he opts to try and land it in the square and Michael Murphy is there to gobble up the ball, win a free and kill the clock.