There has been reports of spot flooding in parts of the country in recent days.

Finland were held to a 1-1 draw by Slovakia last night, ahead of the Girls In Green’s trip to Gothenburg.

The France striker notched his team’s third goal in a 3-0 success as Madrid exacted revenge for their shock defeat to Sheriff earlier in the group.

A Status Yellow rain warning has been issued for Cork and Kerry.

There’s a risk of localised flooding across Munster and Leinster today.

Highest temperatures will range between 16 to 20 degrees tomorrow.

Maximum temperatures today and tomorrow will be between 15 and 21 degrees.

Hill finished 25th in the overall standings of the 100m backstroke heats.

Met Éireann says today will be cool and fresh, with just a few sunny intervals.

It ended 5-2 to West Brom at Stamford Bridge.

A day of mixed outcomes for Irish Tokyo 2021 hopefuls.

A status yellow wind alert for Donegal, Galway and Mayo comes into effect tonight.

Four-time major winner McIlroy snapped a club in frustration on his way to a disappointing 73, while Woods struggled to a woeful 76.

The last warmth of the summer hasn’t gone away yet.

O’Brien faces a chilly drive home after his starring role in Leinster Lightning’s victory over the North West Warriors.

Looking ahead, the weather looks set to remain mixed and changeable over the coming week.

Three Irish internationals play their football in Germany while 12 stars are on the books across the water.

A superb defensive display from Ireland yesterday was key to the victory. But injuries may take their toll ahead of this Saturday’s game against Wales.

Overall, the weather outlook is changeable with wet and windy weather forecast throughout the week but it could hit 14 degrees tomorrow.

The Offaly man missed the cut as England’s Matthew Fitzpatrick holds a one-shot lead in Rome.

Will Dublin and Kerry’s replay on Saturday evening take away from – or add to – the All-Ireland ladies football finals on Sunday? Opinion is divided.

The rain will move in from the north and west this morning, turning heavy throughout the day.

All-Star Sinéad Finnegan is ‘taking a sabbatical’ while former Ireland international Siobhán Killeen sustained a long-term injury.

Ireland’s Eddie Dunbar and Conor Dunne are flying the flag, with the former 22nd overall.

The Glasgow fullback is still recovering from a shoulder injury sustained in a challenge by Peter O’Mahony.

It’s set to be a mixed bag for the rest of the week.

The Giants receiver did not appreciate questions about his effort post-game.

It was a turbulent day on and off the circuit.

Temperatures will be at their hottest all week today.

Two-try Jacob Stockdale won’t be getting ahead of himself on Joe Schmidt’s watch.

Dave Kearney marked his return to the international stage with a try, but a costly error stained his ledger.

Thursday and Friday are set to be warmer, and with less rainfall, than the upcoming weekend.

Top temperatures will reach 18 degrees today and tomorrow.

The Ulster wing scored three tries but didn’t fully meet the Ireland head coach’s standards.

Enjoy the weekend – it will become windy and very changeable from Sunday night onwards.

If only we could put a roof on it…

Elsewhere, Sinead Denny secured qualification from the women’s 400m heats in Amsterdam.

The world number four has been making some changes to his swing.

It’s not great news for Munster though, where heavy showers are expected to break out later today.

With Creed set to be released in Irish cinemas, we look back on past installments in the franchise.