Sunday 25 July 2021
The big game at Croke Park today throws-in at 1.30pm.
All you need to know about the overnight action on day two of the Olympic Games.
The morning’s second race has been delayed given the lack of wind.
World number one Barty was beaten by Spain’s Sara Sorribes Tormo.
The Irish pair were tipped as medal contenders in Tokyo.
Patrick Reed has been called up as a replacement.
Puspure won her quarter-final in the women’s single sculls in Tokyo this morning.
The women’s pair Monika Dukarska and Aileen Crowley and the lightweight duo of Aoife Casey and Margret Cremen delivered the results they needed.
PJ Scully scored 17 points – the most by a Laois hurler in a league match – as Laois stay up in Division 1 of the Allianz HL.
The midfielder joined Paris Saint-Germain this summer after leaving Liverpool on a free transfer.
The England lock was named player of the match.
Jacques Nienaber said he had no complaints despite seeing his team fall on the wrong side of a number of tight calls.
Elsewhere there were wins for Galway, Wexford, Waterford and Cork.
An opening stand of 127 left Ireland with a mountain to climb in final game of the series.
The Lions can wrap up a series success in the second Test against the Boks.
Ireland will play in the final of the FIBA European Championship for Small Countries tomorrow after beating Kosovo 86-72 earlier today.
Elsewhere Monaghan defeated Cavan to preserve their senior status for 2022 and condemn their Ulster rivals to a relegation play-off
Cork boss Kieran Kingston was relieved to see his side triumph over Clare.
The Boks led 12-3 at the break but the tourists were outstanding in the second half.
Elsewhere today, Katie Murray hit 2-3 as Waterford booked a last-eight date with Cork.
The LIT Gaelic Grounds hosted today’s game.
Drogheda’s Dane Massey, James Brown and manager Tim Clancy were all given their marching orders.
Callum McGregor had opened the scoring for Ange Postecoglou’s side.
The Corkman left Rochdale after two years in charge last month.
Appleby’s Derby winner emulates the great Galileo at Ascot.
Ireland goalscorer Sarah Torrans was delighted with her side’s winning start at the Olympic Games.
Keeva Keenan scored on her first start for the club following her arrival from Scottish giants Celtic.
The Déise came out on the right side of a memorable showdown in Thurles.
The Olympic women’s football tournament heated up today, as Team GB reached the quarter-finals.
Róisín Upton and Sarah Torrans scored the goals against South Africa.
They overcame Kildare and Louth this afternoon.
Rory Sutherland will start in the number one shirt instead.
19-year-old Walshe finished 24th overall in the 100m Butterfly, while Darragh Greene was well outside 100m Breaststroke qualification.
Conor Corbett had been in stunning form for the Rebels, who were crowned Munster champions on Thursday.
Pierluigi Gollini will challenge Hugo Lloris for the number one spot.
Hend Zaza was the youngest competitor at Tokyo 2020, and the table tennis player bowed out to an opponent more than three times her age.
Jeremy Davidson scaled rugby’s peak with the 1997 Lions and ahead of today’s first Test he reveals the secret to beating the world champion Springboks in their backyard.
The club legend has been rewarded for a second-placed finish last term.
Dan Martin led the battling Irish trio home.
