A busy club championship weekend commences tonight, with 16 games scheduled until Saturday evening:
Five Irish swimmers will compete in finals at the World Para Swimming European Championships this evening.
Dubliners Ellen Keane and Ailbhe Kelly, Limerick's Jonathan McGrath. Longford's Patrick Flanagan and Portarlington's Nicole Turner are all into 100-metres backstroke finals.
Republic of Ireland defender Harriet Scott has joined Birmingham City.
The current Irish player of the year as agreed a one-year contract with the Women's Super League side.
Ireland has a new boxing world champion
T-J Doheny has beaten Japan's Ryosuke Iwasa in an I-B-F super-bantamweight title fight in Tokyo.
The Australia based Laois fighter won the bout on a points decision.
It is the 20th victory from 20 fights of his professional career.
Manchester City may be without Kevin de Bruyne for three months.
The Belgium international suffered a knee injury in training yesterday.
The extent of the damage is still being assessed, but there are fears he may have torn a lateral ligament.
Australian lock Scott Fardy has been named Leinster captain for tomorrow's pre-season friendly against Newcastle at Donnybrook.
New signing Joe Tomane is retained in the centre, while academy player Ciaran Frawley starts at out half.
A busy club championship weekend commences tonight, with 16 games scheduled until Saturday evening:
Nine time All Ireland winner Tommy Walsh feels Sunday's final could be the perfect game of hurling.
Fans are scrambling for tickets as Limerick head into their first Liam McCarthy Cup decider in 11 years.
Cork City face an uphill task in the Europa League this evening.
The Leesiders are trailing 2-nil heading into the second leg of their third round qualifier against Rosenborg in Norway.
Kick off is at 7.45.
The Republic of Ireland are up two places to 29th in the latest FIFA World Rankings.
Martin O'Neill's men have moved above Iceland and Costa Rica, who have both suffered significant drops following early World Cup exits.
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