Clare SHC final
Newmarket-on-Fergus v Sixmilebridge, Cusack Park, Ennis, 2.30pm

Leinster SFC club quarter-finals
St Loman’s (Westmeath) v St Vincent’s (Dublin), Cusack Park, Mullingar, 2.30pm
Newtown Blues (Louth) v Summerhill (Meath), Drogheda, 2.30pm
St Martin’s (Wexford) v Moorefield (Kildare), Wexford Park, 2.30pm

Ulster SFC club quarter-final replay
Crossmaglen Rangers (Armagh) v Kilcoo (Down), Athletic Grounds, 2.30pm

Dublin SHC final
Ballyboden St-Enda’s v Lucan Sarsfields, Parnell Park, 3pm

We’ll be focusing first today on the games in the Gaelic Grounds, Tuam Stadium and Páirc Sean MacDiarmada.

One change on the Castlebar Mitchels side from their Mayo county final win. Ray O’Malley comes into the defence with Ritchie Feeney moving up the pitch as Danny Kirby is unavailable due to suspension.

Changes on the Corofin team see Padraig Kelly in for Kieran Fitzgerald; Alan O’Donavan in for Michael Lundy and Ronan Burke in for Gary Delaney.

Corofin last contested the Connacht senior football final in 2011 when they lost to St Brigid’s, the current All-Ireland champions. Both hope to progress to a provincial final today.

Connacht SFC semi-final: Corofin went into a 0-1 to 0-0 lead against Castlebar Mitchels after a point from Ronan Steede before Tom King has now tied the teams at 0-1 apiece.

Munster SHC semi-final: Kevin Downes sends Na Piarsaigh, the provincial winners in 2011, into a 0-1 to 0-0 lead against Passage, the Waterford side making their debut at this stage.

New Dublin champions St Vincent’s are in Mullingar today for their Leinster quarter-final meeting with St Loman’s. And they’ve brought plenty colour to the Westmeath town it seems.

Pic: @StVincentsGAA1

Connacht SFC semi-final: Goal for Frankie Dolan as St Brigid’s go ahead by 1-3 to 0-1 against St Mary’s.

Connacht SFC semi-final: Goal for Gary Sice for Corofin against Castlebar Mitchels. They now lead by 1-1 to 0-1.

Munster SHC semi-final: Passage are ahead by 1-2 to 0-3 against Na Piarsaigh after Eoin Kelly fires over a point for the Waterford side.

Munster SHC semi-final: Na Piarsaigh regain parity against Passage. Adrian Breen and Shane Dowling, from a free, tie the sides at 1-2 to 0-5.

Connacht SFC semi-final: Corofin have now moved 1-3 to 0-2 in front against Castlebar Mitchels at the end of the opening quarter.

Connacht SFC semi-final: Castlebar Mitchels pull back Corofin with Richie Feeney grabbing a goal. They trail by 1-3 to 1-2 in Tuam.

Connacht SFC semi-final: Goal for Neil Lydon propels Castlebar Mitchels into a 2-2 to 1-4 lead against Corofin.

Munster SHC semi-final: Waterford’s Passage now lead by 2-4 to 0-8 against Na Piarsaigh with a second goal of the day from Eoin Kelly, the latest from a penalty.

Connacht SFC semi-final: St Brigid’s are comfortably in front against St Mary’s and now lead by 1-9 to 0-1 in Carrick-on-Shannon.

Connacht SFC Semi Final: St Brigids 1-11 St Marys 0-1 (HT)

Munster SHC semi-final: Na Piarsaigh 0-11 Passage 2-4 (HT)

Connacht SFC semi-final: Castlebar 2-4 Corofin 1-5

Leinster SFC quarter-final: John Heslin and Mossie Quinn have made it a point apiece in Mullingar. It’s Loman’s 0-1 Vincent’s 0-1.

Ulster SFC quarter-final: Darragh O’Hanlon and Gerard McEvoy have opened the scoring for Kilcoo. They lead Crossmaglen by 0-2 to no score.

Leinster SFC quarter-finals: Ger Brennan has been sent off for Vincent’s after just six minutes for what’s believed to be an off the ball incident.

Leinster SFC quarter-final: Louth champions Newtown Blues have raced into a 1-1 to 0-2 lead over Summerhill.

Leinster SFC quarter-final: Moorefield have taken the lead for the first time in Wexford Park. They lead Martin’s by 0-4 to 0-3 after 15.

Ulster SFC quarter-final: Crossmaglen are finally on the scoreboard after 15 minutes, they now trail by just a point, 0-2 to 0-1.

Connacht SFC semi-final: Gary Sice hits the first point of the second-half to ensure Corofin now trail by 2-4 to 1-6 against Castlebar Mitchels.

Leinster SFC quarter-final: Loman’s and Vincent’s are all square at 0-3 after 16 minutes, the Westmeath champions unable to take advantage of the extra man so far.

Connacht SFC semi-final: Padraig Kelly grabs St Brigid’s second goal, they’re comfortably in front now by 2-12 to 0-3.

Leinster SFC quarter-final: Adrian Kenny has found the back of the net for Summerhill and they now lead Newtown Blues 1-3 to 1-2.

Munster SHC semi-final: Eoin Kelly’s penalty is saved for Passage as Na Piarsaigh now lead by 0-12 to 2-4.

Leinster SFC quarter-final: Vincent’s have opened up a two point lead, it’s now 0-5 to 0-3 in favour of the Dublin champions as they play their third game in a week.

Connacht SFC semi-final: Karol Mannion hammers home a penalty for St Brigid’s third goal of the day against St Mary’s. They lead by 3-12 to 0-3.

Connacht SFC semi-final: Some of the action from Tuam Stadium today:

Image: INPHO/James Crombie

Connacht SFC semi-final: Castlebar Mitchels string together a few points and go in front by 2-7 to 1-6 against Corofin.

Ulster SFC quarter-final: Kilcoo are having the better of this replay, they now lead Crossmaglen 0-4 to 0-1 in front of a crowd of nearly 9,700.

Leinster SFC quarter-final: Three points without reply for the Wee County champions and Newtown now lead Summerhill by 1-5 to 1-4.

Connacht SFC semi-final: St Brigid’s hit a fourth goal courtesy of Richie Blaine against St Mary’s in Carrick-on-Shannon. Very comfortable now for the reigning champions.

Leinster SFC quarter-final: Moorefield 1-5 St Martin’s 0-3 (HT)

Leinster SFC quarter-final: St Vincent’s 0-6 St Loman’s 0-4 (HT)

Dublin SHC final: Keaney and Sommers have exchanged points in the opening minutes in Parnell Park so it’s Ballyboden 0-1 Lucan 0-1 after three minutes.

Ulster SFC quarter-final: Kilcoo 0-5 Crossmaglen 0-2 (HT)

Leinster SFC quarter-final: Newtown Blues 1-7 Summerhill 1-4 (HT)

Munster SHC semi-final: Time running out in the Gaelic Grounds with Na Piarsaigh level with Passage at 0-17 to 3-8.

Leinster SFC quarter-final: Patrick Murray has raised the umpires green flag and they take a 1-5 to 0-3 lead over St Martin’s into half-time.

Munster SHC semi-final: Adrian Breen edges Na Piarsaigh into a narrow one point lead, 0-18 to 3-8.

Connacht SFC semi-final: Castlebar Mitchels holding on to a 2-8 to 1-8 lead against Corofin in Tuam.

Eoin Kelly celebrates Passage’s opening goal
Pic: INPHO/Cathal Noonan

Munster SHC semi-final: Killian Fitzgerald points for Passage, level again in the Gaelic Grounds against Na Piarsiagh – 0-18 to 3-9.

Connacht SFC semi-final: St Brigid’s cruising into a 5-15 to 1-5 lead against St Mary’s.

Munster SHC semi-final: Is Alan Dempsey going to be the hero? He’s just nudged Na Piarsaigh into a 0-19 to 3-9 lead against Passage.

Connacht SFC semi-final: Gary Sice point leaves Corofin 2-8 to 1-9 adrift against Castlebar Mitchels.

Munster SHC: Kevin Downes with another point for Na Piarsaigh, they now lead by 0-20 to 3-9 against Passage.

Dublin SHC final: Lucan have a one point lead over Ballyboden, 0-4 to 0-3, after 14 minutes of the Dublin hurling final.

RESULT: Connacht SFC semi-final: St Brigid’s defeat St Mary’s by 5-15 to 1-5.

Connacht SFC semi-final: Ian Burke cuts the gap to 2-8 to 1-10 for Corofin.

RESULT: Munster SHC semi-final: Na Piarsaigh win by 0-20 to 3-9 against Passage.

RESULT: Connacht SFC semi-final: Castlebar Mitchels defeat Corofin by 2-8 to 1-10 in Tuam.

Dublin SHC final: Very little to separate the two sides in this one, O’Reilly’s third point for Lucan makes it 0-5 apiece.

Leinster SFC quarter-final: David Whyte has Moorefield’s second of the game and they now lead Martin’s by 2-9 to 0-4.

Leinster SFC quarter-final: John Heslin has two points from frees to level scores in the 40th minute. It’s not Loman’s 0-6 Vincent’s 0-6.

Ulster SFC quarter-final: Paul Delvin has scored from the penalty spot to give Kilcoo a 1-6 to 0-3 lead over Crossmaglen and, if they hold on, it’ll be the first time in eight years the Armagh champions have lost in Ulster.

Leinster SFC quarter-final: Five unanswered points and a goal (Paul Rispin) from Summerhill at the start of the second half has seen them race into a 2-9 to 1-7 lead over Newtown.

Ulster SFC quarter-final: Kilcoo will have to hold on to their lead with just 14 men, Darryl Brannigan sent off for the Down champions.

Dublin SHC final: Ballyboden 0-8 Lucan Sarsfields 0-5 (HT)

Leinster SFC quarter-final: Shane Dempsey has given Loman’s the lead over 14-man Vincent’s.

Leinster SFC quarter-final: It looks like Moorefield will be in this year’s semi-finals as they now have a 12 point lead over Martin’s with 52 minutes gone.

Ulster SFC quarter-final: Big turnaround in Ulster as Tony Kernan’s deflected shot finds the net and Martin Aherne points from play to make it 1-7 each.

Leinster SFC quarter-final: Summerhill have a four point lead in the final few minutes after a Conor Gillespie point. It’s now 2-11 to 1-10.

Leinster SFC quarter-final: Mossy Quinn’s point has given Vincent’s the lead in a tight affair with Loman’s and it’s now 0-9 to 0-8 with just three minutes left.

RESULT – Leinster SFC quarter-final: 14-man Vincent’s through to the Leinster final after a 0-11 to 0-9 win over Loman’s in Westmeath.

Leinster SFC quarter-final: There’s just a kick of a ball in it now as Newtown Blues trail Summerhill 1-12 to 2-12.

RESULT – Leinster SFC quarter-final: Kildare champions Moorefield cruised through in Wexford today, beating Martin’s 2-13 to 0-4.

EXTRA TIME – Ulster SFC quarter-final: There was nothing to separate Kilcoo and Crossmaglen first time around and there’s nothing today. We’re going to extra time after it finished 1-7 each.

RESULT: Leinster SFC quarter-final: Summerhill will play St Vincent’s for a spot in the Leinster final after a 2-13 to 1-13 win over Newtown Blues today.

Dublin SHC final: Ballyboden have a two point lead over Lucan (0-9 to 0-7) after 40 minutes of their county final.

Ulster SFC quarter-final: Ryan Johnston has Kilcoo’s second goal of the game and they now lead the Armagh champions 2-7  to 1-8.

Ulster SFC quarter-final: It looks like it’ll be Kilcoo’s day after Paul Devlin forces the umpire to raise his green flag for the third time and they now lead by 3-8 to 1-8 ten minutes into extra time.

Dublin SHC final: Ballyboden have a four point lead (0-13 to 0-9) with seven minutes left in the Dublin decider.

Ulster SFC quarter-final: Stephen Kernan has been sent off at the start of the second half of extra time.

RESULT – Dublin SHC final: Ballyboden are Dublin champions after a convincing 0-13 to 0-10 win over Lucan Sarsfields.

RESULT – Ulster SFC quarter-final: Two red cards from Cross — the second went to Paul McKeown — as they bow out of the Ulster championship at the quarterfinal stage after an intense 160 minute battle with Kilcoo who’ll play Ballinderry in the semi-final next week.