Today, at 4pm, Kildare Footballers are in Clonmel to play Tipperary.
GAA
A busy weekend for Kildare hurlers and footballers.
In the Joe McDonagh Cup tomorrow, Kildare play Laois in O'Moore Park at 3pm.
Kfm will have live commentary with Seamus Dillon.
Today, at 4pm, Kildare are in Clonmel to play Tipperary.
Kfm will have full commentary of both football and hurling games, in association with Hanlon Concrete Robertstown.
Last weekend, Kildare kicked 36 points against Leitrim.
Elsewhere in the Tailteann Cup today, Wicklow play Laois at 6pm.
SOCCER
Shamrock Rovers remain top of the SSE Airtricity Premier Division after a 3-1 win over Waterford.
Derry City and Drogheda United drew 1 all.
In other results:
Bohemians 1 Shelbourne nil;
St Pat's 3 Cork City 2.
Sligo Rovers 1 Galway United nil.
In the FA Cup final today, Crystal Palace play Man City in Wembley at 4:30
RUGBY
Munster had a 30-21 win over Benetton last night to secure a top-eight finish in the URC.
That result means that they will play in next season's Champions Cup.
Ulster lost 47-17 away to Edinburgh.
Today, Leinster play 2nd place Glasgow Warriors in the Aviva at 7.35 and Connacht are away to Zebre at 5pm.
GOLF
Rory McIlroy narrowly avoided an early exit from the PGA Championship after a two-under-par second round .
McIlroy bogeyed the final two holes to add a 69 to his opening 74 and make the cut on one over par.
Tom McKibbin is 1 under, Shane Lowry and Padraigh Harrington both 2 over, Seamus Power 4 - all miss
the cut.
RACING
There's racing at Navan from 1.30 and in Wexford from 2.25Ppm.
Kfm Sport with Joe Mallon Motor's Sallins Road Naas,
joemallonmotors.ie.
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