
Cork are the All-Ireland Senior Camogie champions for the 29th time.
GAELIC GAMES
Cork are the All-Ireland Senior Camogie champions for the 29th time.
That's after they comfortably beat Waterford 5-13 to 0-9 at Croke Park yesterday.
Rebels captain Amy O'Connor finished with 3-7 to her name.
Sorcha McCartan and Fiona Keating also found the back of the net for Matthew Twomey's side.
Elsewhere, Clare beat Munster rivals Tipperary in the Premier Junior decider by 3-7 to 1-9.
Meath came from seven points down to force their Intermediate final with Derry to a replay.
Full time score at Croke Park was Derry 1-9 Meath 2-6.
SOCCER
England are drawing 0-0 with Nigeria at half time in their last 16 clash at the Women's World Cup
While co-hosts Australia will look to book their place in the quarter-finals when they play Denmark at 11:30am.
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Shamrock Rovers are four points clear at the top of the SSE Airtricity Premier Division table this morning.
That's after they beat Cork City 2-1 at Tallaght Stadium last night thanks to goals from Graham Burke and Liam Burt.
Elsewhere Dundalk and Shelbourne played out a 1-1 draw at Oriel Park.
Today there are three First Division ties down for decision.
Leaders Galway United host Treaty United from 5-o'clock.
Bray host Longford from 3pm this afternoon
At 6-o'clock second-placed Waterford go to Wexford in a south-east derby.
Two games kick-off at 7:45pm with Kerry hosting Cobh Ramblers and Athlone Town welcoming Finn Harps to Lissywollen.
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RACING
There's a seven race card at Cork today where the first goes to post at 2pm.
While the first of seven races at Naas goes to post at 2:15pm.
It's set to be a special day for jockey Wesley Joyce in Naas today.
He'll return to riding just over a year after he suffered serious injuries in a fall at the 2022 Galway Festival.
The Moyross native and apprentice jockey is based with Curragh trainer Johnny Murtagh and has two rides -Peerless for Denis Hogan at 2:50pm and Wave Machine for Johnny Murtagh at 3:25pm.