The Republic of Ireland women’s team begin their World Cup campaign this morning.
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The Republic of Ireland women’s team will step out on a major tournament stage for the very first time this morning.
Vera Pauw’s side take on co-hosts Australia in Group B’s opening fixture at the World Cup.
Sydney’s Stadium Australia hosts the historic occasion, with more than 75-thousand fans expected to attend.
Forward Heather Payne has outlined the pressure on both games ahead of this morning's opener.
The first leg will be in Hungary next Thursday.
Dundalk resume level at 0-0 with Bruno’s Magpies ahead of their second leg at Oriel Park.
Derry City are also at home - and also goalless - with Faroese side Torshavn.
While St. Pat’s must overturn a 2-1 first leg deficit at home to Dudelange of Luxembourg.
Meath amateur Alex Maguire is the first Irish golfer out on the opening day of the 151st Open Championship.
He tees off just after 7am at Hoylake.
Seamus Power and Padraig Harrington are grouped together - along with Talor Gooch - and tee off at quarter-past-9.
Shane Lowry tees off after 10am.
Rory McIlroy is among the later starters - just before 3pm - in the company of Masters champion Jon Rahm and Justin Rose.
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CYCLING
Jonas Vingegaard takes a 7-minute and 35-second lead into today’s 18th stage of the Tour de France.
It will be a day for the sprinters, with today’s stage culminating in Bourg-en-Bresse.
It’s the penultimate day of the July festival at Killarney, with a seven-race national hunt card underway at 5pm.
At Leopardstown, an eight-race card goes to post at 4:45pm.

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