Sunday sport: Donegal defeat Louth and Kerry face Derry level in quarter-finals

Donegal defeated Louth 1-21 to 0-16 in Sunday's first quarter-final.

Donegal will face Galway in their first semi-final in 10 years.

Kerry and Derry are currently 0-6 a piece at half-time in the last quarter-final.

The European Championship continues with two more last 16 ties.

England will look to reach the quarter-finals when they face Slovakia in Gelsenkirchen at 5pm.

The other match is between Spain and Georgia in Cologne at 8pm.

The Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby takes place at the Curragh this afternoon.

The Aidan O'Brien trained 'Los Angeles' and Epsom Derby second 'Ambiente Friendly' (pr: am-bien-tay) meet again in the 1 mile 4 furlong test which goes to post at 4.05.

Rhasidat Adeleke has won the women's 100 metres at the National Senior Track and Field Championships in Santry.

In doing so, she smashed the Irish record in a time of 11 point 1-3 seconds.

Sarah Lavin finished second.

Meanwhile, Israel Olatunde defended his 100 metre men's title by defeating Bori Akinola in a tight finish at Morton Stadium.

Mark English lead from start to finish to take the men's 800 metre title while Sarah Healy added another 800 metre women's title to her collection with a powerful run this afternoon.

At the Italian Open, Tom McKibbin is having a great final round.

He is 5 under par for it with three holes to play and 9 under for the tournament - a shot off the pace.

Padraig Harrington is in a tie for 13th place ahead of the final round of the US Senior Open in Rhode Island.

He is 4 under par, with Hiroyuki Fujita leading on 14 under.

World champion Max Verstappen is on pole position for the Austrian Grand Prix, which gets underway at 2pm.

Stage two of the Tour de France is taking the riders over 199 kilometres from Cesenatico to