More Music Sportsbeat 2pm-9pm. Commentary of Kildare v Offaly football (6pm) and Kildare v Dublin Hurling (7.30pm), in association with Hanlon Concrete, Robertstown, Premier League, URC, AIL Naas & MU Barnhall and great music.
Kildare footballers began their Division 2 League campaign away to Tyrone in Omagh on Saturday evening coming away with a draw.
This evening, they’re home to Offaly in Cedral St. Conleth’s Park at 6pm
Kfm’s commentary will be in association with Hanlon Concrete, Robertstown, with Ger McNally and Philie Wolfe
The hurlers open their their League also this evening away to Dublin in Parnell Park at 7.30pm.
Kfm will have commentary of that game, with Seamus Dillon, immediately following the football game.
Kfm is awarding a player of the match for each of this season’s Kildare football and hurling league games, sponsored by Frank McMahon and Co Accountants Kildare, Naas and Dublin
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The Kildare women footballers began their Division 2 League campaign away to Cork last weekend with an excellent draw.
On Sunday, they’re home to Armagh who lost by 12 points to Waterford last weekend. The game has been switched to Hawkfield
We’ll have live updates of the game on Sunday, with Seamus Dillon.
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Arsenal can reopen a seven-point lead at the top of the Premier League this afternoon.
The Gunners make the trip to Elland Road to face Leeds United in one of three games underway from 3 o'clock.
Chelsea can break into the top four if they beat West Ham in a London derby at Stamford Bridge at 5.30.
While the late kick-off pits Liverpool against Newcastle at Anfield from 8.
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The traditional curtain-raiser to the League of Ireland men's season takes place this evening.
Premier Division champions and FAI Cup holders Shamrock Rovers take on Derry City in the President's Cup.
Kick-off at Tallaght Stadium is at 5 o'clock.
RUGBY
Munster's second half comeback came up just short in their URC trip to Glasgow Warriors last night.
Clayton McMillan's side trailed by 28 points to 5 at half-time, but came away with a four try bonus point in a 31-22 defeat at Scotstoun.
RACING
Day One of the Dublin Racing Festival at Leopardstown has been cancelled, following an early-morning inspection.
The track has been deemed unfit for racing, due to additional heavy rain overnight.
The seven-race card has been moved to Bank Holiday Monday - with a further inspection due at 8am tomorrow.
As a result, Punchestown's scheduled Monday card is switched to next Wednesday.
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Don't forget: for all the live sport action, More Music Sportsbeat today 2pm to 9pm
Leopardstown & Punchestown Racing Rescheduled
Kildare Senior Ladies Panel Announced For Sunday's Game
Kildare SF Team vs Offaly
Connacht Makes Five Changes To Team For Tomorrow's Trip To Zebre Parma
Ulster Make Seven Changes For Tomorrow's Clash At Cardiff
Leinster Have Made 11 Changes To Their Team For Tomorrow's URC Game
Kildare Senior Hurling Panel To Play Dublin Announced
Friday Morning Sports Update
