Monday Morning Update

Kildare Ladies Intermediate footballers into All-Ireland semi-final

Gaelic Games

Kildare Ladies Intermediate footballers are into the All-Ireland semi-final against Westmeath, following their 1-11 to 1-7 win over Leitrim.

And here's winning captain Grace Clifford:

The U-14 girls beat Louth 5-16 to 3 points, and are into the Leinster "A" final against Meath.

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In the Manguard Plus Minor Football League Div 2

Sallins 7-8 V Moorefield 2-16

Oliver Plunkett's 2-10 V Balyna 1-13

Manguard Plus Minor Football League Div 4

O'Tooles 2-14 V Round Towers 3-8 

Aylmer Gaels 3-13 V Kilcullen 3-8

Eadestown 4-14 V St. Laurence's GAA 1-8

Manguard Plus Minor Football League Div 5

Ellistown 9-14 V Celbridge 2-9

Manguard Plus Minor Football League Div 6

Castlemitchell 8-11 V Kill 1-6

Cappagh 7-13 V Athgarvan 3-5

UPMC Intermediate Hurling Championship Preliminary Round

Sarsfields 1-11 V Celbridge 1-8

Moorefield 3-23 Kilcock 1-18 (AET)

Naas 7-22 V St. Laurence's GAA 1-5

Tom Cross Transport Junior Football Championship Group A

Rathcoffey 6-18 V Kildangan 1-7

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Elsewhere, An extra-time win over Kilkenny means Cork will contest this year's All-Ireland hurling final.

Kieran Kingston's men were 1-37 to 1-32 winners at Croke Park yesterday.

It'll be The Rebels first final appearance in eight years.

Their clash with Limerick takes place on Sunday week.

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Next Sunday's All-Ireland senior football semi-final between Kerry and Tyrone could be delayed by a week.

The Tyrone squad is understood to be dealing with a Covid-19 outbreak.

An update on their situation is expected today.

Joint-manager Fergal Logan and a number of players were unable to attend their Ulster final win over Monaghan.

Olympics

Covid-19 looks set to prevent any formal civic reception for Kellie Harrington.

The Olympic gold medalist is due to return to Ireland this week following her lightweight success on Sunday.

Dublin City Council say they are exploring ways in which Harrington's achievement can be celebrated in a "Covid-safe manner".

Soccer

Harry Kane has returned to training with Tottenham, and manager Nuno Espirito Santo expects to speak to him today.

The England captain failed to report for training last week, adding fuel to his request for a move away from Spurs.

Nuno says he's looking forward to catching up with the striker.

Shamrock Rovers remain three points clear at the top of the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division this morning.

They were 1-0 winners over Longford Town yesterday, while second-placed St Pats beat Dundalk 4-1.

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Newcastle have reportedly agreed a fee with Arsenal for the transfer of Joe Willock.

The move is expected to cost the Tyneside club approximately £25 million.

Golf

A birdie on the second play-off hole was enough for Abraham Ancer to win the WGC St Jude Invitational championship.

Ancer finished on 16-under-par alongside Hideki Matsuyama and Sam Burns.

Rory McIlroy finished on 10-under while Shane Lowry was 6-under.

Racing

There's racing today at Ballinrobe, where the first is off at 4.45pm.