GAELIC GAMES
The line-up for the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship final will be completed today.
In a repeat of the 2018 final Galway take on Limerick in the second of this year's last four clashes.
GAELIC GAMES
The first of this year's All Ireland hurling finalists will be decided tonight.
Kilkenny meet Waterford under the lights at Croke Park.
Richie Hogan starts for the Cats after his 1-2 against Galway helped win them the Leinster final.
The two major world golf tours have signed a "strategic alliance" to work together.
The PGA Tour have acquired a minority investment stake in European Tour Productions, with commissioner Jay Monahan taking a seat on the board.
Jockey Oisin Murphy has been banned for three months by French racing authority, France Galop.
The flat champion jockey tested positive for cocaine at Chantilly in July, but denied ever taking the drug.
All-Stars Sinéad Goldrick and Siobhán McGrath have been restored to the Dublin team to face Armagh in the All-Ireland Ladies Football semi-finals tomorrow.
Orlagh Nolan and Caoimhe O'Connor make way for the duo in the half-back-line for the four-in-a-row chasing defending champions.
Paul Kerrigan’s become the latest member of the 2010 All Ireland-winning Cork side to retire.
The Nemo Rangers clubman has called time on a thirteen-year inter-county career.
Kerrigan was unused substitute in last week’s Munster final defeat to Tipperary.
Paul Boyle will captain Connacht in their Guinness PRO14 match against the Ospreys at the Sportsground tomorrow evening.
Boyle is joined in the back-row by Sean O'Brien and Conor Oliver.
Arsenal will be the first Premier League club to welcome fans back to their ground.
They've confirmed 2-thousand spectators will be allowed in to the Emirates stadium for their Europa League match against Rapid Vienna next Thursday.
The funeral of Diego Maradona - one of the greatest footballers ever - has taken place in Argentina.
Thousands gathered on the streets of Buenos Aires to pay their final respects, as his body was driven through the capital.
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