Saturday sport: Dublin progress to ladies football final, Shelbourne ease into FAI Cup third round
Dublin have come out on top against Galway in the semi-final of the All-Ireland Senior Ladies Football Championship.
After extra time, the scoreline stood at Dublin 3-14 Galway 2-14.
Olivia Divilly and Andrea Trill scored Galway's goals, while Dublin's goals came from Kate Sullivan, Carla Rowe, and Hannah Tyrrell (penalty).
Earlier, Meath dethroned Kerry in the first semi-final.
The Royals came out on top against Kerry in Tullamore with a score of 2-12 to 1-09.
Kerrie Cole scored the first goal for Meath in the 18th minute, with Sarah Wall getting the second one in the 41st.
Meanwhile, Armagh and Laois will meet in next month's All-Ireland Premier Junior Camogie final.
Aimee Collier's 2-5 helped Laois to a comfortable 4-15 to thre points win over Wicklow in the first semi-final at Breffni Park.
Rachael Merry sent over 10-points and Sinead Quinn added 1-3 from play in Armagh's 2-17 to 8-points victory against Roscommon.
Golf
Scottie Scheffler has built a commanding lead after 54 holes at golf's Open Championship.
The American is 14-under-par after signing for a round of 67 at Portrush, and he'll take a four shot advantage over the field into the final round.
Rory McIlroy has boosted his chances of landing a second Claret Jug with a superb round of 66 to move to eight-under.
Shane Lowry has revealed that he was struggling with a stomach virus during his third-round.
The 2019 winner had a triple-bogey on the 14th as he signed for 74 to fall back to three-over-par.
Lowry says he's been unwell since this morning, due to virus outbreak in his family.
Rugby
The Lions produced a dominant display against Australia to win 27-19 and move 1-0 ahead in their three-Test series.
Andy Farrell's side scored three tries before letting their hosts back into the contest during the second period in Brisbane.
Melbourne plays host to the second Test next Saturday morning.
Soccer
Shelbourne have eased into the third-round of the FAI Cup. Joey O'Brien's side won by 4-0 up at Fairview.
Earlier, Cork City beat Leicester Celtic 3-0, Salthill Devon were 2-0 winners against St Michaels, and Cobh Ramblers won 2-0 at Bangor Celtic.
Newcastle boss Eddie Howe says he's confident Alexander Isak will still be at the club by the time the transfer window closes.
The Sweden striker has been linked with a move this summer, with Liverpool and Arsenal reported to be interested.
Howe's also revealed that Isak was sent home after their training camp in Austria because of speculation about his future.
Meanwhile, the semi-final line-up will be completed at the Women's Euros this evening.
Eight-time winners Germany have just kicked off against France.
Spain await the victors in the last-four next week.
Cycling
Thymen Arensman has claimed a breakaway win on stage 14 of cycling's Tour de France.
The Dutch rider crossed the line ahead of defending champion Tadej Pogacar, who has slightly extended his lead in the general classification.
Ireland's Ben Healy is ninth overall.
Racing
Aidan O'Brien is 'delighted' by Minnie Hauk completing an Oaks double.
She had to battle to finish that Epsom-Curragh double in this afternoon's Irish Oaks.
O'Brien says a run in the Yorkshire Oaks is an option for the filly, where she's now the pre-race favourite.
Athletics
Rhasidat Adeleke says she's now 'fully focused' on the upcoming World Championships after an impressive showing at the Diamond League in London today.
The Tallaght sprinter clocked a season's best in finishing fourth in the 200-metres, as she stepped up her preparations for Tokyo.
The women's relay team of Sarah Leahy, Lauren Roy, Ciara Neville and Sarah Lavin broke the national record in the 4x100-metres.
While Sarah Healy placed third in the women's mile.