Sunday sport: Westmeath crowned Leinster champions after extra-time thriller

GAA

Westmeath have completed a major shock in the Leinster Championship as they have been crowned champions after beating Dublin in extra-time. 

Davy Byrne and Senan Baker exchanged points in the closing stages of normal time as it finished 22-points all after 70 minutes at Croke Park.

Westmeath took control in extra time and ended up 2-28 to 26 winners over the Dubs.

Armagh and Monaghan are squaring off in the Ulster Football final at Clones where it has kicked off.

Waterford are 16 points to 15 up at Limerick in the early stages of the second-half in the Munster Senior Hurling Championship.

The Deise need a victory to keep alive their hopes of qualifying for the knock-out stages.

A Limerick win would also eliminate the reigning All-Ireland champions Tipperary.

Late goals from Niamh Crowley and Caoimhe O’Connor have helped Dublin to secure a 13th consecutive Leinster Senior Ladies Football title,

They've beaten Kildare by 2-12 to 2-6 at Croke Park.

Aoife Murnane and Alannah Prizeman scored the goals for the Lilywhites.

SOCCER

Teenagers Jaden Uemh and Mason Melia have both been named in the Republic of Ireland squad for the upcoming friendlies with Qatar and Canada.

Four League of Ireland players have been called up by manager Heimir Hallgrimsson, Bohemians' Dawson Devoy, Cork City's Conor Brann and Shamrock Rovers' Adam Brennan and Ed McGinty.

Veteran defender Seamus Coleman has been included, while Hibs' Owen Elding will link up the group, as he awaits to get his international clearance.

Bruno Fernandes equalled the Premier League record for most goal assists in a season in Manchester United's 3-2 win against Nottingham Forest.

He's now level with the mark set by Arsenal legend Thierry Henry and former Manchester City star Kevin de Bruyne.

Keith Andrews' Brentford are drawing 1-all against Crystal Palace, it's also 1-all between Fulham and Wolves.

Everton lead 1-nil at home to Sunderland and it's nil-nil between Leeds and Brighton.

West Ham look to keep their survival hopes alive at Newcastle this evening.

RUGBY

Ireland are easing to victory against Scotland on the final day of the Women's Six Nations.

Aoife Wafer has scored two of Ireland's seven tries at the Aviva Stadium.

World champions England look to secure another Grand Slam against France later.

GOLF

Rory McIlroy feels he still has a chance of clinching back-to-back major golf titles.

The Masters champion will tee off from three-under-par on the final day of the PGA Championship, three strokes behind leader Alex Smalley.

Padraig Harrington goes out from level-par later with Shane Lowry is three-over after seven holes today