Games cancelled following the death of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II
SOCCER
The English Football League has confirmed its fixture programme will return as scheduled tomorrow.
All football matches in England were postponed across the weekend as a mark of respect following the death of Queen Elizabeth.
Games in the Championship, League One and League Two will go ahead with players wearing black armbands.
The EFL fixture programme will return as scheduled from Tuesday 13 September, with tributes to be paid to Her late Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II at grounds around the country.#EFL https://t.co/wRcYiTmWk9
— EFL Communications (@EFL_Comms) September 12, 2022
Thomas Tuchel says he's "honoured" to have managed Chelsea.
The German was sacked last week after a poor start to the season.
In a statement, Tuchel says memories of winning the Champions League with the London club will stay with him 'forever'.
Graham Potter has been appointed as the new boss at Stamford Bridge.
GAA
Reviewing the local results in this weekend's meetings of the men's Senior, Intermediate & Junior Football Championship games:
Joe Mallon Motors SFC Relegation Final
Confey 1-10 Round Towers 0-8
Auld Shebeen Bar Athy IFC Relegation Final
St Kevin's 2-11 Milltown 1-11
IFC Quarter Finals
Sallins 3-12 Allenwood 2-10
Ballyteague 1-14 Leixlip 1-11
UPMC Senior Hurling Championship Semi Finals
Maynooth 0-17 Celbridge 0-15
Naas 3-20 Clane 0-12
Senior B Hurling Championship Semi Final
Eire Óg Corra Choill 4-24 Kilcock 0-8
Naas 2-21 Moorefield 1-17
Intermediate Hurling Championship Final
Broadford 0-21 Maynooth 0-10
Junior Hurling Championship Final
Eire Óg Corra Choill 3-9 Wolfe Tones 1-9
GOLF
Shane Lowry is back inside the world's top 20 after his triumph at the BMW PGA Championship yesterday.
His first win in over three years has moved him up to 19th in the latest rankings.
Lowry birdied the last at Wentworth to finish on 17-under-par, finishing one stroke clear of Rory McIlroy and Jon Rahm.
McIlroy is up to second in the world, and continues to lead the Race to Dubai standings.
TENNIS
Spain's Carlos Alcaraz admits he has the hunger to capture more Grand Slam titles after winning the US Open last night.
The 19-year-old beat Norway's Casper Ruud to lift his maiden title, with him also becoming the youngest ever men's world number one.
MOTORSPORT
Max Verstappen edged closer to a second consecutive Formula One world title after winning the Italian Grand Prix yesterday.
The defending champion fought from seventh on the grid to finish clear of Ferrari's Charles Leclerc - securing his 11th victory of the season and fifth in a row.
Rian Boran Interview
Brian Dowling Interview
Harry O'Neill Interview
Brian Flanagan Interview (Offaly match)
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Kildare SF Team vs Offaly
