It was a busy weekend of championship action, with eight games taking place.

Currin caused the result of the weekend in the Gormley uPVC Senior Football Championship on Sunday, after Ballybay had won their replay against Carrickmacross. Saturday’s SFC double-header produced wins for Castleblayney and Clontibret at the expense of Magheracloone and Latton respectively.

Tyholland ran out comfortable winners over Aughnamullen in the McGuigan Builders Intermediate Football Championship on Sunday.

Emyvale got the better of Oram in the Universal Graphics Junior Football Championship on Friday, while Sunday’s games saw Killeevan hammer Fergal O’Hanlons and Aghabog edge past Killanny.

Doohamlet are now six points clear at the top of the Monaghan Electrical Intermediate Football League after their defeat of Corduff on Sunday, while second place is shared by Donaghmoyne, who won their local derby against Inniskeen, and Cremartin, who came from behind to salvage a draw at home to Seán McDermotts.

Drumhowan are now up to third in the Eurotech Junior Football League after they edged out Blackhill by the narrowest of margins on Saturday.

Inniskeen are once again level with Castleblayney at the top of the group table in the Silver Hill Foods Senior Hurling Championship after they got a walkover from Clontibret on Monday.

Truagh beat Monaghan Harps in the McElvaney Recycling Under-21 Football League Division One (North) on Sunday. In Division Two (North) on Monday, Ballybay were held to a draw by Finn Rua and Emyvale beat Tyholland, while Division Two (South) saw Killanny cruise to victory against Carrickmacross and Donaghmoyne concede to Magheracloone.

Truagh got a walkover from Toome in Friday’s Platinum Tanks Reserve Football League Division Four match.

Truagh rounded off their GRM Minor Football League Division Two campaign with a high-scoring win away to Cremartin on Saturday.