The men's side play Louth, while the women face Dublin.
GAA
The Kildare senior men and women footballers are both in Leinster Championship action this afternoon.
The men's side play Louth in O'Connor Park, Tullamore at 2 o'clock, and Kfm will have live commentary in association with Hanlon Concrete Products, Robertstown.
At the same time, the women's team play Dublin in Cedral St Conleth's Park.
In Round 2 of the Joe McDonagh Cup yesterday, Kildare played Westmeath.
The full time score was Kildare 3-24, Westmath 2-21.
RUGBY
It's a big day for Athy RFC as they play in their first Towns Cup final this afternoon.
Phil de Barra's side are up against local rivals County Carlow.
Kick off in Naas RFC is at 3 o'clock and Kfm will have live updates with Tony Lawlor.
SOCCER
Liverpool can secure their second Premier League title in five years this evening.
The Reds are just one point away and a draw or win, against Tottenham Hotspur today would be enough to be crowned champions in their new manager's first year in charge.
Kick off at Anfield is at 4:30pm.
Before that, Bournemouth can move up to 8th with a victory at home to Manchester United.
That one gets underway at 2pm.
Nottingham Forest and Manchester City will face off in the second FA Cup semi final this afternoon.
Forest are looking to reach their first decider since 1991 while Manchester City are looking to return to Wembley for the third year in a row.
There's a 4:30pm kick off in London for that game and Crystal Palace await the winners in the final
SNOOKER
Shaun Murphy leads Judd Trump 2-frames-to-nil in the last 16 of the World Snooker Championship.
The first to 13-frames at the Crucible will advance to the quarter-finals.
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Athy RFC Win Towns Cup Final
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