Saturday sport: All-Ireland football championship begins as Kerry face Roscommon

The All-Ireland Football Championship gets up and running today.

Kerry and Roscommon meet in Group 2, with throw-in at Fitzgerald Stadium at 2.30pm.

Pearse Stadium is the venue for a Group 4 clash of Galway and Dublin from 5pm.

In the Tailteann Cup, Waterford take on Offaly in Group 2 from 1.30pm.

Also in that group, there's a 6pm start to Wicklow against Laois.

In Group 1, Tipperary welcome Kildare to Clonmel from 4pm, while it's Antrim against Limerick at 4.30pm in Corrigan Park.

Before the footballers, the Galway hurlers are in action at Pearse Stadium this afternoon.

Micheál Donoghue's side take on Antrim in Round 4 of the Leinster Hurling Championship from 2.30pm.

Wexford need a win at home to Offaly to keep their All-Ireland hopes alive – throw-in at Chadwicks Wexford is at 5pm.

It's also finals day in the Leinster camogie championships.

The intermediate final between Carlow and Laois is underway from 2pm, while it's a 4.15pm start for Kilkenny against Wexford in the senior decider.

The four panels have confirmed they will take to the pitch in shorts, but will change into skorts if ordered by the officials.

Rory McIlroy is in third-round action at the PGA Championship later.

The Masters champion carded a second-round 69 yesterday at Quail Hollow, to sit on one-over-par ahead of day three.

Shane Lowry, Padraig Harrington and Seamus Power all failed to make the cut on Friday.

Jhonattan Vegas is the leader on eight-under.

Tom McKibbin will set off from one-under this afternoon.

Shamrock Rovers have notified authorities about alleged racial abuse at last night's SSE Airtricity Men's Premier Division game away to Waterford.

The club have alleged that a racist comment was made towards midfielder Victor Ozhianvuna in the