Sunday Sport Update

Naas Hurlers Win in Leinster; Kildare v Louth/Carlow in Leinster SFC '22; its FAI Cup Final Day

Naas GAA club continues to enjoy a great season.

In yesterday’s Leinster Intermediate hurling quarter final, they beat Dublin champions Castleknock by 1-20 to 1-6

Naas will play Glenmore of Kilkenny in the semi final in St. Conleth’s in two weeks time. 

Glenmore is the home club of Naas manager Tom Mullally

This afternoon’s Sportsbeat, from 2pm, will have an interview with the manager

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Today’s scheduled Leinster Junior hurling quarter final between Maynooth and Trumra of Laois is off, due to Covid issue.

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The Draw was made on Saturday for next years Leinster senior football championship.

Kildare are in a quarter final and await the winners of the Louth v Carlow first round.

Carlow are managed by former Kildare selector Niall Carew

In other first round games, Laois will play Wicklow, the winners to play Meath.

Offaly play Wexford, the winners to play Dublin in the quarter final.

First round games are on the weekend of April 23^rd/24^th

The quarter finals will take place the following weekend.

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In the Leinster Intermediate Camogie quarter final yesterday:  Celbridge beat Kilmessan 2-8 to 11 points

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The Extra Time.ie FAI Cup final takes place in the Aviva today.

Bohemians play St. Patrick’s Athletic.

Bohs last cup final win was in 2008 while St. Pat's won it in 2014.

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Five games in the Premier League today:

At 2pm:

Brentford v Everton
 Manchester City v West Ham
 Leicester City v Watford
 Burnley v Tottenham Hotspur
 

At 4.30 Chelsea v Manchester United

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Today’s racing is in Fairyhouse from 12 midday.

Rachael Blackmore will be on board the favourite 'Honeysuckle' in the Hatton's Grace Hurdle at 2.40pm

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Reminder to join Paul Power from 2pm for Sportsbeat Sunday featuring all today’s sport, including an interview with Naas hurling manager Tom Mullally.