GAA
Kerry and Cork will return to Fitzgerald Stadium in just under a fortnight’s time after they finished level in this afternoon’s Munster Football final.
Fionn Fitzgerald's injury time point rescued a draw for the Kingdom, while Cork felt aggrieved at the manner in which Kerry were awarded a second half penalty.
In the qualifiers, Antrim’s dream ended with a 1-21 to 0-11 defeat to Fermanagh today.
Kilkenny secured a 70th Leinster Hurling title this afternoon with a 1-25 to 2-15 win over Galway at Croke Park.
Limerick got their campaign back on track with a 4-15 to 1-12 victory over Westmeath at Cusack Park in Mullingar. They move through to tomorrow morning’s qualifier draw.
GOLF
A bogey at the last cost Leona Maguire a chance of victory at the Ladies European Masters.
The World No 1-ranked amateur ended the weekend on 11-under par, just a shot behind the winner, Beth Allen of the United States.
A final round 65 saw Bernd Wiesberger claim victory at the French Open.
The Austrian ended the weekend on 12-under par, two clear of James Morrison.
Michael Hoey finished best of the Irish on 6-over.
HOCKEY
Ireland’s men’s side gave themselves a huge chance of qualifying for next year’s Olympics.
They finished 5th at the World League event in Antwerp following a 4-1 win over Malaysia.
They will not know for sure whether they have reached Rio until all the continental championships are completed
SWIMMING
Limerick swimmer Fiona Doyle has secured qualification for next year’s Olympic Games.
Doyle achieved the required time by finishing fourth in her semi-final of the 100-metre breaststroke at the World University Games in Korea.
The final of that event takes place at 11am, Irish time tomorrow morning.
SOCCER
Defending champions Japan take on the United States in the final of the Women's World Cup tonight.
Vancouver hosts the decider, with kick-off at midnight Irish time.
FORMULA ONE
Lewis Hamilton moved 17-points clear at the top of the Drivers' standings following his victory in the British Grand Prix.
He took the chequered flag at Silverstone ahead of Mercedes team-mate and championship rival Nico Rosberg.
CYCLING
Fabian Cancellara holds the leader's yellow jersey following today's second stage of the Tour de France.
Lotto-Soudal's Andre Greipel claimed the stage victory in a sprint into Zélande.
Dan Martin is 57th on general classification, Sam Bennett is 85th, while Sky’s Nicolas Roche is already nearly six minutes down on Cancellara in 105th.
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