Ireland's chance of a second successive Grand Slam was ended with defeat to England last night.
RUGBY
Ireland's hopes of winning a second successive Six Nations Grand Slam are over after last night's narrow loss to England.
It finished 23 points to 22 at Twickenham, with Marcus Smith kicking a last-gasp drop goal to win the game for the hosts.
Ireland will still claim the championship title if they beat Scotland next weekend.
There's one match in the competition today, with Wales at home to France from 3pm.
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Kilkenny and Clare are both unbeaten so far and face each other at Cusack Park in Ennis from 1:30pm.
There's a 1.15pm start in Tullamore, where Offaly play Cork.
From 3:30pm at Walsh Park, Waterford play Wexford.
In Division 1B, Galway play Dublin at Pearse Stadium.
The Kildare senior camogie team suffered a third consecutive defeat in their Division 3A league campaign.
The Lilies lost out to Armagh yesterday on a scoreline of 0-11 to 1-3.
Here's Kildare manager Mike Wall:
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The Kildare minor camogie team play Kerry in the second round of the All Ireland Championship today.
Throw-in at Moorefield GAA is at 2pm
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FootballThe Aldridge Cup senior football semi finals took place yesterday.
Celbridge booked their place in the final with a 1-13 to 2-4 win over Sarsfields.
While Raheens secured their place with a 1-14 to 0-11 victory over Allenwood.
The final will take place on Monday 18th March at Manguard Park.
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Caragh are through to the Keogh Cup final, after beating Two Mile House by 1-17 to 0-8.
Their final opponents will be decided on Tuesday when Ballyteague host Sallins.
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SOCCER
It's a huge day in the Premier League title race, with one point separating leaders Liverpool and second-placed Manchester City ahead of their meeting at Anfield.
Kick-off there is at 3.45pm.
Before that there's a big game in the race for Champions League football, when Aston Villa host Spurs from 1pm.
At 2pm, Brighton play Nottingham Forest and West Ham take on Burnley.
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RACING
The action at Naas this afternoon is underway shortly after 1:05pm.
At Limerick, there's a 2pm start for the seven-race card.
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