Keeping you up to date on GAA, boxing and soccer.
GAA
Last night in the Tom Cross Junior Football Championship Group C it finished:
Kill 1-18, Ardclough 0-01.
Ballymore Eustace 0-14, Athgarvan 0-13.
Tonight in the Joe Mallon Motor Senior Football Championship Group B.
Caragh play Sarsfields at 7.45pm in Cedral St. Conleths Park
Tonight in The National Electrical Wholesalers Intermediate Football Championship Group A.
Leixlip play Straffan in Manguard Park Pitch 2, and in Pitch 1 Confey play Suncroft.
Both games throw-in at 8pm.
It’s understood Brian Flanagan will continue as manager for The Kildare Senior Men Footballers.
Flanagan was appointed Kildare Senior Football Manager in 2024 on a four-year term.
Following a comprehensive review of the 2026 season, he will remain as Kildare Senior Football Manager for the year 2027, with the full support of the Kildare GAA Executive and Management Committee.
Galway are on the hunt for a new manager this morning, following the departure of Padraig Joyce last night.
He stepped down from his role in charge of the men's footballers after seven years.
BOXING
Katie Taylor will make final preparations today ahead of her homecoming fight at Croke tomorrow evening.
She'll face down Flora Pili for the final time at this evening's weigh-in at Trinity College.
SOCCER
The quarter finals of the Men's FAI Cup get underway this evening.
In-form Waterford take on a struggling Sligo Rovers.
While Drogheda United welcome Galway United to Sullivan and Lambe Park.
Both games are fixed for a 7:45pm start.
There's one game down for decision in the League of Ireland Premier Division from 8pm tonight.
It's a Ringsend Derby between Shamrock Rovers and Shelbourne.
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