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Tyrone will have to shake off the shock of their Ulster SFC quarter-final loss quickly and get to work over the next five weeks - but the Red Hands will absolutely believe they can still end the season with the ultimate reward of an All-Ireland title.
Sri Lanka sit in a comfortable position, after putting a solid total of 386 runs on the board on Day 1 of the first Test against Ireland at Galle. Dimuth Karunaratne and Kusal Mendis scored a century each on the opening day. As the second day resumes, Dinesh Chandimal and Prabath Jayasuriya would look to restart from where the Lankans left off on the first day. Ireland would hope to strike early on Day 2 if they stand any chance of limiting the damage that the Lankans have already done. (LIVE Scorecard)
Irish national time trial champion Ben Healy scored a podium finish at the Amstel Gold Race in the Netherlands beating every rider but one to take second place.
Daniel Wiffen has broken his third Irish record of the weekend, set a new mark in winning the 800m freestyle at the Stockholm Open Swim Meet in Sweden.
Cathal Murray was keen to praise the input of Cora Staunton to his coaching team as his Galway side successfully defended their Very Camogie League title at Croke Park.
Monaghan’s smash and grab sent Tyrone crashing out of the Ulster SFC at Healy Park as Ryan O’Toole fired home a sensational winning goal deep into stoppage time.
Cian Kavanagh's 79th minute header rescued a point for Derry City against Dundalk at Oriel Park to prevent the Candystripes from suffering a third straight league defeat.
A fantastic goal from Sabina Rabbitte mid-way through the second half, allied with a personal contribution of a goal and eight points from Carrie Dolan and a dour defensive display, all added up to Galway retaining their Very Camogie League Division 1A title at the expense of an equally driven but less economic Cork.