Saturday sport: Ireland with a chance to clinch Six Nations title

Ireland's bid for a second successive Six Nations Grand Slam continues on Saturday.

They are at Twickenham for a meeting with England from 4:45pm.

Before that, Scotland take on Italy in Rome from a 2:15pm.

Saturday's Premier League action is underway.

Manchester United lead Everton 1-0 thanks to a 12th minute penalty from Bruno Fernandes.

There's half an hour played at Old Trafford.

Three games are up and running from 3pm, with Luton away to Crystal Palace and Bournemouth up against Sheffield United.

At Molineux, it's Wolves versus Fulham.

Arsenal will move to the top of the table if they beat Brentford from half five at the Emirates.

The new SSE Airtricity Womenï¿½s Premier Division season gets underway this afternoon, with champions Peamount travelling to Cork City.

Shelbourne begin their campaign at home to Sligo Rovers.

DLR Waves play Shamrock Rovers

Wexford Youths host Bohemians.

And Athlone Town face Galway.

GAA

The top two meet this evening in Division 1B of the Allianz Hurling League.

Both Limerick and Tipperary have three wins apiece ahead of their Páirc Uí Chaoimh clash.

Throw-in there is at 7:35pm.

At half three in Mullingar, both Westmeath and Antrim will be seeking their first points of the campaign.

Cork trail Tipperary by six points to three at half-time in their Division 1A clash in the Very Camogie Leagues.

Later today, Galway play Kilkenny and Waterford host Clare.

Golf

Tom McKibbin is five shots off the lead heading into the closing holes of his third round at the Jonsson Workwear Open in South Africa.

He's 13-under-par overall after 14 holes, with Matteo Mannassero out in front on 19-under.