Monday Sport Lunch Update, with Joe Mallon Motors, Sallins Rd., Naas

Three Senior Football League finals took place over the weekend.

Gaelic Games

Three Hanlon Concrete Senior Football League Finals took place over the weekend.

Naas are Division 1 Champions after beating Sarsfields by 1-13 to 0-14

Maynooth claimed the Division 2 title with a 2-10 to 0-10 win over Sallins

Rathangan beat Monasterevan in the Division 3 final by a single point on a scoreline of 1-7 to 0-9.

In Round 2 of the Tom Cross Transport Junior Football Championship Group A,

Milltown beat Castlemitchell by 0-15 to 0-6.

Grangenolvin beat Ballykelly by 4-16 to 0-4.

In Group B,

Kill kept Rheban scoreless for the entire game and beat them by 3-20.

Robertstown beat Athgarvan by 0-08 to 0-07.

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The Kildare U16 Camogie team booked their place in the final of the All Ireland B Championship.

They comprehensively beat Down on Sunday afternoon by 5-16 to 1-02

The final will now be played in two weeks time.

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Tonight’s fixtures:

In the UPMC Intermediate Hurling Championship, all games throw-in at 7.30pm

Coill Dubh V St. Laurence's

Naas V Ardclough

Éire Óg Corra Choill V Maynooth

UPMC Junior Hurling Championship Group A

Leixlip V Wolfe Tones

Round Towers V Clane

Group B

Ros Glas V Naas

Confey V Kilcock

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SOCCER

Denise O'Sullivan could yet feature for the Republic of Ireland in Thursday's World Cup opener against Australia.

The midfielder is taking part in training this morning, having sustained a shin injury in last Friday's friendly against Colombia.

Ireland boss Vera Pauw says he has 'good hopes' O'Sullivan will play a part later this week, but that it's still too early to give a definitive answer.

The manager is looking forward to Thursday's match, which will take place in front of a sell-out crowd in Sydney.

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Manchester United are understood to have reached agreement with Marcus Rashford over a new contract.

The England international is set to sign a new five-year-deal.

Rashford was in fine form last season, scoring 30 goals in all competitions for Erik ten Hag's side.

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New Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou says "nothing earth-shattering" has happened in conversations with Harry Kane since his arrival at the club.

The England captain has been linked with a move away from Spurs - with Bayern Munich confident of securing his services.

Kane has travelled with the Tottenham squad on their pre-season tour to Australia.

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RUGBY

Ireland captain Johnny Sexton has been hit with a three-match suspension.

The Leinster out-half was charged with misconduct for his behaviour towards match officials at the Heineken Champions Cup final in May.

It means Sexton will miss Ireland's Rugby World Cup warm-up matches against Italy, England and Samoa next month.

But he's clear to play in the tournament itself, which begins with a pool match against Romania on September 9th.
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RACING

There's a seven race card at Killarney today where the first goes to post at 5:20pm.

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Reminder to join us this evening from 6.30pm for Kildare Scoreboard: a review of all the weekend sport, including the three Hanlon Concrete Senior Football League Finals. We’ll hear from Naas manager Joe Murphy, Sarsfields manager Pat Flanagan as well as our match commentator Ger McNally.