Saturday Sport: Shane Lowry four shots off lead at Open, Galway reach All-Ireland ladies football final
Golf
Shane Lowry is four shots off the lead in his third round at the Open Championship.
The 2019 winner is five-over for the day in difficult conditions at Royal Troon, sitting in a tie for eighth on two-under.
His playing partner Daniel Brown leads the way on six-under.
Padraig Harrington wrapped up his penultimate round on three-over, with Tom McKibbin on nine-over.
Darren Clarke finished on 11-over.
Soccer
Cork City booked their place in the FAI Cup third round this afternoon.
The Leesiders beat fellow First Division side Finn Harps 1-0 at Turner’s Cross.
Earlier, Pike Rovers are also in the hat for the next round – the Limerick outfit ran out 3-1 winners at home to Midleton.
GAA
It’s Armagh 5 points Kerry 1-7 at half-time in their All-Ireland Women’s Football Championship semi-final at O’Connor Park
The winner of that tie will face Galway in the decider in two weeks’ time.
The Tribeswomen got the better of eleven-time champions Cork, with a 2-7 to 10 points win in Tullamore..
Formula One
Lando Norris will start from pole position for tomorrow’s Hungarian Grand Prix.
His McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri joins him at the front of the grid in Budapest.
Reigning World Champion Max Verstappen will start from third.
Athletics
Rhasidat Adeleke came fifth in the women’s 200-metres at the Diamond League meet in London.
The Tallaght sprinter recorded a season-best time of 22-point-3-5 seconds, one week out from the Olympics in Paris.
Thomas Williams took hammer throw gold at the European Athletics under-18 Championships in Slovakia.
The Cavan native claimed top honours with a winning throw of 73-point-9-5 metres.
The 16-year-old is just the third-ever Irish athlete to claim European gold at under-18 level.
Snooker
Six-time world snooker champion Ray Reardon has died aged 91.
The Welshman was one of the most successful players of all-time, dominating the sport in the 1970s.
He was awarded an MBE in 1985 and the Welsh Open trophy was named after him in 2011.
Three-time world champion Mark Williams says he was a “real inspiration”.
Sourse: breakingnews.ie