GAA
Mayo have been relegated from the Irish Football Championship.
They suffered a painful 19-15 defeat to Donegal in the Group 1 decider on Sunday night.
This result, coupled with Tyrone's 31-18 win over Cavan, ensures Cavan's survival, while Donegal progress to the final as group winners.
Monaghan previously finished top of Group 3.
They fell behind but still beat Down 2-27 to 1-26, which allowed Down to take second place.
Louth held on and knocked Clare out of the tournament with a 2-17 to 2-14 win in Portlaoise.
Limerick reach Tailteann Cup semi-finals.
In the quarter-finals, Wexford proved stronger than their opponents: the final score at the Gaelic Grounds in Limerick was 4-21 to 2-19 in Wexford's favour.
Wicklow also moved into the top four after a 2-18 to 2-17 win over Westmeath at Aughrim.
Football
Tonight we will witness the first rout of the Club World Cup in the USA.
German champions Bayern Munich beat amateur side Auckland City 6-0 in the first half of the first leg.
Irishman Dylan Connolly is on the Auckland bench.
PSG, who recently won the Champions League, will face Atletico Madrid at 20:00.
The evening will conclude with the Palmeiras vs Porto match at 23:00.
Former Liverpool defender Conor Masterson is considering his next move as League of Ireland clubs weigh up his options.
The 26-year-old Gillingham centre-back is out of contract and although the English club want to keep him, interest in him is growing in his home country.
Masterson was spotted at Tolka Park on Friday night as Shamrock Rovers beat Shelbourne and both Shels and St Pat's are understood to be interested in his services.
The Lucan-born player, who played for the Republic of Ireland Under-21s under Pats boss Stephen Kenny, was voted Gillingham's Player of the Year last season.
Track and field
The Irish will be taking an interest in the Stockholm Diamond League on Sunday evening.
Rashidat Adeleke will be taking to the starting line of the women's 400m race, which starts in the next few minutes.
Golf
Rory McIlroy is hoping to end his disappointing US Open season on a positive note.
The Masters champion is 3-under-14 and 7-over-par in Pennsylvania.
Sam Burns remains the man to shoot 4 under par.
Tennis
German tennis player Tatjana Maria became the first female tennis champion in Queens in 52 years.
The 37-year-old qualifier defeated Amanda Anisimova in the final in straight sets to win the trophy.
The Lawn Tennis Association has resumed women's competitions in a bid to raise the game's profile.
Maria, who qualified for the tournament, beat four top-15 players on her way to the trophy.
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