Sunday Morning Sports Update

Keeping you up to date on GAA, soccer, golf, boxing and racing.

GAA

The Intermediate and Junior Club football championships are continuing today.

The results so far have been:

In the National Electrical Wholesalers Intermediate Football Championship

Milltown 3-16 Ballyteague 1-12

Grangenolvin 3-14 Nurney 2-13

Two Mile House 1-11 Castledermot 0-9

Monasterevin 2-17 Kilcullen 1-8

Confey 2-14 Straffan 3-5

Suncroft 3-9 Leixlip 0-14

Then in the Tom Cross Transport Junior Football Championship

Castlemitchell 1-19 Cappagh 2-15

Athgarvan 7-25 Ardclough 0-3

St. Kevins 3-11 Robertstown 0-10

And in today’s (Sunday) fixtures;

There are 3 games in Hawkfield Pitch 1

Tom Cross Transport Junior Football Championship

Rathcoffey V Rheban 1.30pm

Ballykelly V Kildangan 3.00pm

Ballynore V Kill 4.30pm

Then KFM will have Live Updates of two games in St. Conleth’s Park with Ger McNally.

National Electrical Wholesalers Intermediate Football Championship

Ellistown V Rathangan 2.00pm

Towers V St Laurences 3.45pm

Kfm's Club football coverage this season is in association with FJS Plant, Osberstown Business Park, Naas.

Cork and Galway are in the All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship final at Croke Park this afternoon.

Defending champions Galway are chasing back-to-back titles, having denied Cork a three-in-a-row in last year's decider.

The Rebels will be out for revenge and have already beaten the Tribeswomen in this year's championship.

Galway's Ailish O'Reilly says that defeat was a catalyst to get to the final.

Throw-in at Croke Park is at quarter-past 4.

Before that, the Intermediate camogie final takes place at 2pm when Antrim play Laois.

And before that, Armagh will play Cavan in the junior camogie final at midday.

Soccer

In the SSE Airtricity Premier Division, there are two games this afternoon.

Bohemians play Waterford, with kick off at 3pm.

Stephen Kenny's St Pat’s, who sit in 2nd place with Bohemians, are away to Shelbourne.

Kick off is at 5pm.

Golf

In golf, Canada's Anna Huang has a three shot lead on 19-under-par going into the final round of the London Championship.

Clare’s Áine Donegan finds herself third, but still a bit off the pace on 11 under par.

Anna Foster is back on 1 over par.

Boxing

Monaghan's Aaron McKenna is the new IBF middleweight world champion.

McKenna got a unanimous points victory over Italian Etinosa Oliha.

Racing

And racing today is in Curragh and Downpatrick from 1.15.

A reminder that More Music Sportsbeat Begins at 2pm, with Robbie Irwin and will have all of today’s sports updates as they happen.