Results from the UPMC fixtures last night, golf and soccer updates.
There was action last night in the UPMC Senior and Intermediate Championship.
In the UPMC Senior Championship
Celbridge 4:25 Clane 1:14
Éire Óg Corra Choill 2:12 Maynooth 1:18
In the UPMC Intermediate Championship Broadford 18 points Moorefield 1:15
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GOLF
Anna Foster has just teed off the home challenge at the KPMG Women's Irish Open this morning.
She is the first of a record 16 Irish golfers competing in this week's tournament at the K-Club.
Leona Maguire has been paired with Roscommon amateur Olivia Costello - they're out on course from around 8:20.
Aine Donegan joins Anna Abom and Beth Coulter in an all-Irish grouping setting off at 12:40.
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SOCCER
Shamrock Rovers are locked at 1-all with KuPS ahead of the second leg of their Conference League qualifier playoff today.
Stephen Bradley's side are looking to reach the league phase for a third successive season.
They've lost all three of their away legs in this season's European qualifying campaign.
Kick-off in Finland is at 4 o'clock Irish Time.
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Republic of Ireland captain Katie McCabe made her debut for Chelsea in their Women's Champions League qualifier last night.
She chipped in with an assist, in a 5-2 first-leg win over Real Sociedad.
Kyra Carusa got the winner for Koege in their 1-0 win over PSV Eindhoven.
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Newcastle United left it late to get past West Brom in the English League Cup last night.
Goals from Harvey Barnes and Bazoumana Toure saw them defeat the Baggies 3-2.
Tottenham also advanced, beating Charlton 5-1, while Everton got the better of Preston 4-0.
Burnley were knocked out by Bradford on penalties.
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The second round concludes this evening, with Chelsea and Luton Town squaring off from 7:30.
Then at 8, it's Fulham up against AFC Wimbledon.
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CRICKET
The new European-wide T20 league will get underway this morning.
The Belfast Wolves take on the Dublin Guardians at Voorburg Cricket Club in the Netherlands.
That game is set for a 9:30 start.
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ROWING
The Men's four team are the first in the water for Ireland on Day Four at the World Rowing Championships.
They go in the C Final in Amsterdam from half-1.
The women's four are then in the semi-finals just before half-2.
The women's quadruple sculls team are also in semi-final action around 15 minutes later.
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