GAELIC GAMES
The Munster C-C-C have confirmed that this year's Munster Football Championship gets underway on June 26th.
Kerry will play Clare in a quarter-final in Killarney, with the winners facing defending champions Tipperary a fortnight later.
While Cork await the winners of the quarter-final meeting of Limerick and Waterford.
The Munster Hurling Championship will begin on Sunday June 27th.
Waterford will play Clare in a quarter-final in Thurles, with the winner to face Tipperary in the semi-finals.
Reigning provincial and All Ireland champions Limerick begin their campaign with a semi-final against Cork on Saturday July 3rd.
This weekend Kerry begin their 2021 season in round 1 of the Allianz FOOTBALL league Div. 1 : they take on GALWAY at 3pm in Austin Stack Park and it’s LIVE ON RADIO KERRY SPORT in association with McElligotts Listowel Road Tralee – Powering the Kingdom with the best choice of eco-friendly Diesel, Petrol, Hybrid and plug-in Hybrid in Kerry.
Then on Sunday the Hurlers are in round 2 action against Offaly. Throw in Tullamore is at 1pm. Both teams had comprehensive wins last weekend over Down and Meath respectively.
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the East Kerry Board will hold a Delegate meeting through Microsoft Teams on Wednesday 19th May at 8pm. A link and Agenda will be sent to those willing to participate in the meeting closer to the date.
GOLF
Paul Dunne, Niall Kearney, Cormac Sharvin, Colm Moriarty and Jonathan Caldwell are the Irish players in the field for the British Masters, which starts today at the Belfry.
CYCLING
Alessandro De Marchi's grip on the pink jersey is unlikely to be tested on today's fifth stage of the Giro d'Italia.
The riders face an almost entirely flat 177-kilometre stage from Modena to Cattolica.
Ireland's Dan Martin begins the day 1-minute and 48 seconds down on De Marchi.
RACING
York's Dante Meeting gets under way today, with the final trials for next months Epsom classics the centre of attention.
Mike Vince looks ahead
There's a seven-race card at Dundalk this evening with the first off at 4.30.
