Sunday Sport: Louth and Meath to play in Leinster final

Leinster Senior Football Championships

We are guaranteed a new Leinster Senior Football champion for the first time in 15 years this afternoon.

Meath and Louth clash in the provincial final and will renew their rivalry which kicked off in the 2010 Leinster final.

The Royals were successful on that day thanks to a controversial Joe Sherdian goal.

Louth are in their third Leinster final in a row and that game gets underway at Croke Park at 4.15pm.

Before that, the TG4 Leinster Ladies Football Final pits Dublin against Meath and that game is just underway.

Tailteann Cup

First up, Sligo have welcomed Tipperary to Tubbercurry where it is heading for half time.

Right now, it's Sligo 0-07 Tipperary 1-05.

At the minute, Westmeath are kicking off their campaign against Antrim while Carlow are away to Fermanagh.

Connacht Ladies Football final

Rivals Galway and Mayo are contesting the Connacht Ladies Football Final this afternoon.

With the second half just underway, it is Galway 2-09 Mayo 0-05.

Joe McDonagh Cup

Laois and Kerry face off in round 3 of the Joe McDonagh Cup this afternoon.

The O'Moore County can take a step towards the final with a win over the Kingdom today.

The action gets underway in Portlaoise at 4pm.

Shane Lowry is in a tie for the lead ahead of the final round of the Truist Championship on the PGA Tour.

He shot a 4-under-par third round of 67 overnight in Philadelphia which leaves him 14-under all round alongside Sepp Straka.

Rory McIlroy is in a tie for sixth on 8-under-par.

Seamus Power is in a tie for 40th ahead of the final round of the Myrtle Beach Classic.

He'll resume from 4-under-par in South Carolina, nine shots off the lead.

Arsenal will become the latest team to give champions Liverpool a guard