The hurlers play Carlow, while the footballers take on Leitrim.
GAA
The Kildare senior footballers and hurlers are both in action this afternoon.
The hurlers play Carlow in Round 3 of the McDonagh Cup, with throw-in in Netwatch Cullen Park at 2 o'clock.
Meanwhile, the footballers get their Tailteann Cup campaign underway at home to Leitrim.
Throw-in is at 5 o'clock in Cedral St Conleth's Park.
Both teams have been named and are available to view on our website.
Kfm will have live coverage of the two games in association with Hanlon Concrete Products Robertstown.
SOCCER
In the Premier League this afternoon, Fulham host Everton.
Ipswich Town are at home to Brentford,
Manchester City travel to Southampton, and Wolves welcome Brighton to Molineux - those games get underway at 3.
Aston Villa can move into sixth with a win away to Bournemouth in the evening game from 5.30.
RUGBY
Munster are up to fifth in the URC standings after beating Ulster in an interpro derby at Thomond Park last night.
Peter O'Mahony was among the scorers in his final home game, as the Men in Red ran out 38-20 winners.
It means Ulster's hopes of making the top-eight, and next season's Champions Cup, are all but over.
This evening, Leinster have named six Lions in their starting 15 as they welcome Zebre to the Aviva Stadium for a 5.15 kickoff.
Connacht play their final home game of the regular season, with Edinburgh the visitors to the Dexcom Stadium from 7.35.
RACING
There's racing in Naas this afternoon - the first in an eight-race card goes to post at 1.25, while an eight-race card in Cork gets underway at 1.40.
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