Monday Morning: Naas Hurlers Make It 4 In-A-Row

Naas 0-20 to Maynooth 0-12

GAELIC GAMES

Yesterday Naas hurlers made it 4 in a row, beating Maynooth 20 points to 12 in yesterday's UPMC Senior Hurling Championship Final.

Here's Naas manager Tom Mullally:

Elsewhere over the weekend:

Senior B Hurling Championship Final

Eire Og Corra Choill 3-16 Naas 1-11

Future Ticketing Minor A Hurling Championship Final

Naas 0-23 Celbridge 3-11

Minor B Hurling Championship Final

Broadford 3-16 Wolfe Tones 2-8

Minor C Hurling Championship Final

St Columba's 5-14 Kilcock 5-10

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On Friday night, Eadestown made it 3 in a row, beating Sarsfields in the LGFA Senior Championship Final.

The game in Hawkfield finished 1-11 to 0-4.

Results from Saturday's other LGFA Finals:

Intermediate

Kilcullen 2-12 Naas 3-6

Junior A

Raheens 4-9 Na Fianna 3-5

Junior B

Milltown 3-15 Two Mile House 0-9

Junior C

Rathcoffey 3-12 Maynooth (2) 4-7

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Clane will face Naas in this year's Joe Mallon Motors SFC Final:

Saturday's game in St. Conleth's Park finished, Clane 1-12 Athy 1-8.

Here's Clane manager Tom Cribbin:

Tom Cross Transport JFC A Final

Rheban 2-7 Castlemitchell 0-9

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Wexford GAA and the Gardaí are to investigate an alleged attack on a referee on Sunday.

The incident is believed to have occurred following a Junior A football game at Whiterock Hill on Sunday morning.

The county board released a statement last night condemning "any threatening or abusive behaviour" towards referees and wishing the match officials a "speedy recovery".

GOLF

Klara Spilkova says her par save on the 17th was key to her victory at the Women's Irish Open.

The Czech Republic native finished on 14-under-par at Dromoland Castle and won the title after a three-way play-off.

There was disappointment for home favourite Leona Maguire, who finished in a tie for fourth on 13-under.

SOCCER

After their relegation was confirmed on Friday, England round off their Nations League campaign tonight.

Gareth Southgate's side take on Germany at Wembley from a quarter to eight.

They're destined for League B next year, having lost to Italy on Friday.

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There's one game in the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division this evening.

Leaders Shamrock Rovers play host to UCD at Tallaght Stadium from 8pm.

Yesterday, Bohemians beat Finn Harps 2-0 in Ballybofey.

RUGBY

Munster head coach Graham Rowntree says yesterday's performance against the Dragons was "so poor".

The Welsh club were 23 points to 17 winners at Rodney Parade.

It's Munster's second loss in a row in this season's United Rugby Championship.

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Leinster back Ciaran Frawley is one of four players that have been ruled out of the Emerging Ireland tour of South Africa.

The 24 year old was forced off in the Blues win over Benetton on Friday night in the United Rugby Championship.

Caolin Blade, Alex Soroka and Alex Kendellen have also withdrawn due to injury.

Cathal Forde, Ben Murphy and David McCann have been called up by head coach Simon Easterby in their place.

RACING

There's racing at Down Royal this afternoon.

The first of the eight race card goes to post at 1.30pm.

20 minutes later, the first of seven races gets underway at Roscommon.