The Latest Breaking News from Division One

It was a mixed bag for Ulster teams in Division One while Jarlath Burns won a landslide victory in Friday night's presidential election

Davy Burke's side are top of Division One after two rounds, but the Orchard County will be hoping to end their unbeaten start to the League

Already with a lengthy injury list, Donegal manager Paddy Carr is resigned to being without newly-appointed captan Paddy McBrearty

The competition takes a two-week break with all 32 competing teams having played two games each

Darren Gleeson's Saffrons start their Division One campaign with a home clash against the Cats and new manager Derek Lyng

The Red Hands suffered a defeat to Roscommon in their Division One opener and welcome Paddy Carr's men to Healy Park on Sunday

Writing in his weekly column for the Irish Mirror, Boyle believes that survival is the main goal for all eight teams in the top tier - even All-Ireland champions Kerry

It’s a widely held opinion that the League is the best structured competition in the GAA in terms of competitiveness and equality but for the eight teams in Division One it’s all about survival. Winning a Division One title has never been more irrelevant, which is a real shame.

The Farney their League campaign under new boss Vinny Corey with a crunch derby meeting with Kieran McGeeney's Orchard County

Several Ulster teams will have promotion ambitions, but it could be a tough Spring for one or two others with four new managers in the province

Four Ulster sides will compete in the top tier while Ulster champions Derry will hope to gain promotion to Division One this spring