Three Kildare GAA teams are in league action today.
Rugby
Ireland head coach Andy Farrell says he was frustrated by Ireland’s wastefulness in their 34-20 win over Italy in Rome.
Ireland had bonus point before half-time and finished the game with five tries.
In the Six Nations today, France host Scotland at 3pm.
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Gaelic Games
he National Football League yesterday:
Division 1
Kerry 0-12 Armagh 0-11
Mayo 4-10 Tyrone 0-12
Division 2, Dublin 0-16 Clare 1-12
Division 4, Wicklow 2-12 Laois 2-10,
In Division 1B hurling, Tipperary beat Dublin 2-23 to 24 points.
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Three Kildare teams in League action today.
In Division 2, the men footballers play Derry at 2pm in Newbridge. Kfm will have commentary, in association with Hanlon Concrete Robertstown.
Kildare are 2nd from bottom on goal difference below Clare.
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The women footballers are away to Offaly in Division 3 at 11.45am; we’ll have live updates with Tara Byrne.
Louth lead the table on 12 points, from Kildare, Down and Wexford with 9 points each.
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The unbeaten hurlers are away to Derry in Owenbeg in Division 2A at 12.30; we’ll have live updates with Seamus Dillon.
In Kildare's Division 2A yesterday: Offaly had a one point win over Kerry by 22 points to 1-18.
Today in Division 2A, Carlow are home to Down at 2.
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Soccer
Manchester Utd and Newcastle meet in the Carabao Cup final in Wembley.
In the Premier League today, Spurs play Chelsea at 1.30.
In Scotland, Celtic and Rangers meet in the Viaplay Cup final in Hamden Park.
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Racing
Today’s racing is in Naas, from 2.10.
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