The Kildare ladies footballers begin their league campaign today.
Gaelic Games
First up, St Thomas' of Galway play Kilkenny's O'Loughlin Gaels in the hurling decider.
That throws in at 1:30pm.
Then, Derry champions Glen face St Brigid's of Roscommon in the football decider from 3:30pm.
The last 16 picture will become clear after today's games in the Investec Champions Cup.
Ronan O'Gara's La Rochelle face a straight shootout with Sale Sharks in Pool 4 from 1pm.
Toulouse or Bath can claim Leinster's top spot when they face each other from 3.15pm.
The pool stages wrap up with Exeter Chiefs welcoming Bayonne to Sandy Park at 5.30pm.
Liverpool can open up a 5-point gap on their title rivals in the Premier League this afternoon.
Jurgen Klopp's side face a Bournemouth side who have won 4 of their last 5 in the English top flight.
Kick-off at the Vitality Stadium is at 4:30pm
Before that, West Ham will hope to put Wednesday's shock FA Cup exit to Bristol City behind them.
The Hammers take a trip to bottom side Sheffield United at 2pm.
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At the Africa Cup of Nations today, tournament favourites Morocco take on Group F rivals DR Congo at 2pm.
It's a 5 o'clock start as Zambia go up against Tanzania.
And fresh from their first-ever win in the competition, Namibia face South Africa in Group E at 8pm.
Rory McIlroy is two shots off the lead heading into today's final round at the Dubai Desert Classic.
A third-round 63 yesterday leaves the World Number 2 tied for second on 12-under par at the Emirates Golf Club.
The American Cameron Young leads the way on 14-under.

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