Two Carlow players named in the Joe McDonagh team of the year.
GAELIC GAMES
Maynooth are Whitewater Shopping Centre Kildare U23A Hurling Champions following a 0-14 to 2-4 win over Naas in Hawkfield last night.
David Qualter with 0-11 for top scored for Maynooth, late goals for Naas from Enda O’Neill and Sean Murphy.
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Champions Antrim have been awarded seven places in the Joe McDonagh team of the year.
Saffrons goalkeeper Ryan Elliott, defenders Joe Maskey, Gerard Walsh and Eoghan Campbell, midfielder Keelan Molloy and forwards Conal Cunning and Ciaran Clarke are all named in the 15.
Kerry have four representatives, Carlow two, Offaly one and Down one.
BOXING
Kellie Harrington, Aoife O'Rourke, Caitlin Fryers and Kaci Rock are all in quarter final action at the European Elite Boxing Championships in Montenegro today.
SOCCER
In the Premier League tonight, Manchester United host Tottenham Hotspur at Old Trafford from 8.15.
Scott McTominay is available again for the Red Devils, but Richarlison misses the match for Spurs.
There are four games which kick off at 7.30.
Liverpool entertain West Ham United, Chelsea go to Brentford, it's Newcastle versus Everton and Bournemouth take on Southampton.
There are six matches in the Championship this evening, with Burnley and Sheffield United both having the potential to go top of the table by the end of the night.
Burnley are away to Birmingham City and Sheffield United go to Coventry City.
Elsewhere, Blackpool play Hull City, it's QPR versus Cardiff City, Wigan Athletic take on Middlesbrough and it's Millwall up against Watford.
HORSE RACING
A race meeting is scheduled for Navan today at 1.40.
Judd Trump Has Been Beaten In His World Championship Quarter-Final
Number of Local GAA Fixtures Down For Decision This Evening
It's Gold Cup Day At Punchestown Today
Kildare Drawn Against Leitrim, Longford and Waterford In The Tailteann Cup
Leicester City To Return To The Premier League As Championship Title-Winners
Draws For The Sam Maguire And Tailteann Cup Take Place This Afternoon
Mark Allen Is Out Of The World Championships
Leinster Duo Garry Ringrose And Jimmy O'Brien Back In Action
