Managers David Herity & Cyril Kevlihan named their teams last night
Gaelic Games
The county senior hurling team to play Carlow in the Joe McDonagh Cup tomorrow has been named by manager David Herity as have the men’s Minor footballers, who take on Longford in Round 1 of the Leinster Minor Football Championship on Saturday.
Last night, manager Cyril Kevlihan, named his team – here’s Clem Ryan with both teams:
The minor match has a 12pm throw-in, with the hurlers beginning at 4pm, both at St. Conleth’s Park, in Newbridge.
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Last night’s club results,
2021 Senior Hurling League
Division 2 Group A – Round 2
Moorefield 3-15 Ardclough 1-11
Division 2 Group B – Round 2
Naas 1-18 V St Laurence's 0-4
Division 3 - Round 2
Wolfe Tones 2-26 Naas 2-9
Sarsfields 3-6 Maynooth 0-4
Division 4 - Round 2
Broadford 4-16 V Maynooth 1-10
Golf
Niall Kearney has completed a 7 under par opening round at the BMW International Open in Munich.
He is just a shot behind current joint leaders Sam Horsfield and Sebastian Garcia Rodriguez.
Jonathan Caldwell is 2 under, Padraig Harrington is level par and Paul Dunne is 1 over.
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In the USA, Seamus Power shot a 4 under par round of 66 to lie in a tie for 9th at the Travelers Championship going into day two.
The lead is shared on 7 under by Kramer Hickok and Satoshi Kodaira.
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Leona Maguire took a level par opening round at the Women's PGA Championship in Atlanta.
She is 5 shots behind leader Lizette Salas.
Soccer
Leaders St Patrick's Athletic are away to Waterford in the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division tonight.
Champions Shamrock Rovers host Drogheda United with one thousand fans to attend Tallaght Stadium.
Elsewhere, Finn Harps play Longford Town and it's Dundalk to meet Derry City.
Rugby
The Ireland Under 20's resume their Six Nations campaign with a match against Wales at the Arms Park tonight, with an 8pm start.
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Ronan O'Gara's La Rochelle meet Toulouse in the final of the Top 14 in France tonight.
It's a repeat of the European Champions Cup decider, which Toulouse won.
Olympics
Larne swimmer Daniele Hill has qualified for the Olympics.
She achieved the requisite time in the 100 metres backstroke at the National Aquatic Centre.
Racing
There are 8 flat races today at the Curragh, with the first off at 4.30pm.
The ground at the curragh is now good following 4.5 mm of rain. Forecast possibility of further showers over Friday and Saturday monitoring situation as regards further watering pic.twitter.com/QtmVF3OCy6
— The Curragh Racecourse (@curraghrace) June 25, 2021