Saturday sport: All-Ireland Senior Football Championship quarter finals to begin

The All-Ireland Senior Football Championship quarter-finals begin later today.

At 4pm, Cork take on Mayo.

There is a 6.15pm throw-in time for Kerry's clash with Tyrone.

Both games take place at Croke Park.

The Electric Ireland All-Ireland Minor Hurling Championship final takes centre stage at 3pm.

Limerick and Tipperary go head-to-head at the TUS Gaelic Grounds.

There's also action in the All Ireland Camogie Championship.

All three games get underway at 3.30pm.

Offaly take on Clare, Dublin face Limerick, and Kilkenny head to relegation-threatened Wexford.

England lead Ireland by 14-12 (fourteen points to twelve) after 30 minutes in their opening game at the World Rugby Junior Championship.

Two early tries from Daniel Ryan gave Ireland the perfect start in Georgia, before Jimmy Staples and James Pater responded for England.

The group stages at the World Cup draw to a close tonight.

In Group L, England face Panama at 10pm, while Ghana take on Croatia at the same time.

Both games in Group K begin at 12.30am.

Portugal must defeat Colombia if they are to secure top spot.

DR Congo can qualify for the knockout stages when they face an Uzbekistan side who are going in search of their first point at the tournament.

Group J's fixtures kick-off at 3am.

Argentina will be hoping to make it three wins from three in their encounter with Jordan.

Algeria's meeting with Austria is a straight battle for second.

There is one game in the SSE Airtricity Men's Premier Division this evening.

Second-bottom Sligo Rovers host Shelbourne at 7.45pm.

Shane Lowry shot a five-under par 67 at the second round of the Travelers' Championship on Friday.

He begins his third round on seven-under-par from 5.05pm this evening.

Scottie Sheffler leads on