GAA
An exciting day begins in the Allianz National Football League this afternoon.
Five teams entered the final round of matches in the Allianz National Football League First Division with a chance of reaching the final.
Galway and Dublin are top of the table and face Kerry and Tyrone respectively today.
Both the Kingdom and the Red Hand need to win to avoid a fight for survival.
Derry have already suffered a defeat and could travel with Armagh, while Mayo will face Donegal in their final match.
All these matches are already underway.
Monaghan and Roscommon will play in Division 1 football next season.
They will meet in the second division final, although neither team managed to win today.
Monaghan finished the day top despite losing 2-17-24 to Down.
Roscommon finished second despite a 2-16 to 1-19 draw with already relegated Westmeath.
Down will be promoted to Division Three next year, joining Lake County, after Louth survived with a 1-19-17 win over Meath.
Cavan ended their campaign with a 19-11 win over Cork.
Kildare will face Offaly in the Division Three final.
Both teams were promoted to the top flight after victories over Antrim and Clare respectively.
It means Antrim will be relegated alongside Leitrim, who have not won a game since their 22-point defeat to Sligo.
Fermana also won against Liish by 2 points.
Limerick will face unbeaten Wexford in the Division Four final.
Treaty County secured a 4-24 to 1-17 win over Waterford this afternoon to book their place in the decider.
James Naughton scored an impressive 4-12 for Limerick today.
Wexford secured their seventh win in seven with a 2-18 to 1-10 win over Longford.
In other matches, Carlow beat London by one point, while Wicklow beat Tipperary by seven points.
Football
The Irish team will take to the field again this evening.
Heimir Hallgrimsson's side will host Bulgaria in the return leg of the play-off for the right to remain in the Nations League.
Ireland go into the game with a 2-1 aggregate advantage.
The match at the Aviva Stadium kicks off at 7:45.
Track and field
Sarah Lavigne failed to reach the women's 60m hurdles final at the World Indoor Championships in China.
The Limerick native finished seventh in the semi-finals with a time of 8.01 seconds.
This meant the 31-year-old finished the competition in 17th place out of 24 semi-finalists.
Golf
Shane Lowry holds a commanding lead heading into the final round of the PGA Tour's Valspar Championship tonight.
The Offaly native will take to the green at 5.15am Irish time, five under par and tied for fifth place but just two strokes behind the leader.
Sheamus Power leads his opponent by 1 point heading into his final round at 2:55.
Rugby
There is one game in the Guinness Women's Six Nations today.
Team England
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