Updated at 4:45 p.m
GAA
Croke Park hosts a triple header final of the All-Ireland Camogie.
In the first game of the day, Antrim were crowned junior champions after beating Armagh 5-5, 0-13.
Galway and Cork’s Intermediate decided to start at 14:00 while the seniors final between Kilkenny and Cork will start at 16:15.
RTÉ Two shows live coverage of all matches.
Soccer
Erik ten Hag’s tenure as Manchester United manager did not get off to the best of starts.
His side lost 2-1 to Brighton in their first Premier League game of the season at Old Trafford.
Pascal Gross scored twice for the visitors at Old Trafford, while Alexis MacAllister United’s own goal gave some hope in the second half.
Elsewhere, Brentford went from 2-0 to a 2-2 draw with Leicester City at the King Power Stadium.
Ivan Toney and Josh DaSilva saved a point for the Bees.
Defending champions Manchester City will later defend their title in the day’s main game against West Ham United, which kicks off at 4.30pm.
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At home there is a SSE Airticity Premier Division game with Bohemians away at Sligo Rovers.
Kick-off on the tournament grounds is at 4.45 p.m
golf
Leona Maguire makes a late attack during the final round of the ongoing Women’s Open.
She is now three under par through eight holes to move to five under par and is now 6th in a tie.
South Africa’s Ashleigh Buhai has a five-stroke lead at 14-under par in Muirfield.
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Paul Dunne has become the top Irishman after the last round of the Cazoo Open in Wales.
The Greystones golfer shot a two-over of 73 today, leaving him with a one-over and a tie for 20th place throughout the round.
Niall Kearney finished on 10 over par while England’s Calum Shinkwin took the win on 12 under par.
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On the PGA Tour, Shane Lowry will play his final round of the Wyndham Championship at twenty to six tonight.
The Offaly man takes the tied last place ahead of today’s action.
Sungjae Im of Japan has a lead over the chasers with a 14-under.
Run
This afternoon there is racing at Downpatrick where the first of seven races was won by Happy D’ex for Jack Kennedy and Gordon Elliott
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