Sunday sport: Cork and Galway face off in Camogie final, Aaron McKenna wins middleweight title
Kenneth Fox
GAA
Cork and Galway are preparing for their clash in the All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship final at Croke Park.
Defending champions Galway are chasing back-to-back titles, having denied Cork a three-in-a-row in last year's decider.
The Rebels will be out for revenge and have already beaten the Tribeswomen in this year's championship.
Throw-in at Croke Park is at 4:15pm.
Before that, the Intermediate camogie final takes place.
Antrim lock horns with Laois in an hour's time
Meanwhile the for the All-Ireland Premier Junior Championship is underway with Armagh leading Cavan by a point at half time.
Boxing
Irish man Aaron McKenna is the new IBF middleweight world champion after an emotional night in the 3Arena
McKenna got a unanimous points victory over Italian Etinosa Oliha winning 118-110, 117-111 and 116-112.
It was the Monaghan man's first professional fight in Ireland and he says it's what dreams are made of
Also last night, Calum Walsh overcame a tough challenge from Britain's Tyler Denny.
And Joe Ward secured victory with unanimous decision over Artjom Kasparian
Soccer
There are two games to be decided in the Premier Division of the SSE Airtricity League.
Bohs will look to bounce back from defeat in the UEFA Conference League in midweek - Alan Reynolds side are on the road to Waterford.
That kicks off at 3pm.
The 'gypsies' are joint second with St Patricks Athletic, who themselves are in action in a Dublin derby.
Stephen Kenny's side make the trip across the Liffey to face Shelbourne.
John Russell's side are 5th in the table, they also lost in Europe this week against Ajax.
Kick off in Tolka park is at 5pm.
Assistant manager Shaun Maloney will take charge of Celtic as Martin O'Neill recuperates from a "small hospital procedure."
The champions take-on Kilmarnock at Rugby Park in half an hour's time
There are three other Scottish Premiership games this afternoon including Rangers at home to Hibs.