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• James McClean and Seamus Coleman praised Roy Keanefor his scathing criticism of Ireland’s performace.
• Munster Rugby expect to announce deficit of a whopping €1.9 million.
• Athlone Town players forced a late cancellation of tonight’s Airtricity League meeting with Waterford United.
• Finland have crushed the Euros hopes of Ireland women

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• It was a quiet night for the biggest stars in the NBA, but the Warriors’ supporting cast ensured there would be no upset in Game 1 of the NBA Finals.
• Andy Murray saw off defending champ Stan Wawrinka to reach his first French Open final, and GB’s first for almost 80 years.
• Kiki Mertens was swept aside as Serena Williams marched to another Grand Slam final.
• The Six Nations will be looking for a new title sponsor after next year’s Championship.
• Toulouse have given a contract to Daniel Brennan, son of former Ireland second row Trevor.

The Best Thing We Shared

No wonder Warriors coach Steve Kerr doesn’t lose often. The reigning champs beat the Cavaliers in game one of the NBA Finals last night, but not before forcing a frustrated Kerr to bash his tactics board to pieces.
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On The Record

I feel more mature as a player and a person going into this tournament.”

- James McClean makes us raise an eyebrow.

Where We Were Today

Ben Blake showed his versatility, reporting on some cycling action from Fota.

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The Fixture List

There are not one, not two, but THREE hurling finals on in Croke Park tomorrow for all you hurling-lovers. Antrim take on Meath in the Christy Ring Cup final (17.30) Armagh face Mayo in the Nicky Rackard Cup decider (15.30) and Louth meet Sligo in the Lory Meagher final (13.30).

After that, you can settle in to watch how Dublin fare on their epic trek down to meet Laois in Kilkenny (19.00).

Don’t fancy any of that? The women’s final at Roland Garros pits Garbine Muguruza up against the mighty Serena Williams (14.00).

Showbiz, Baby!

The All-Ireland champions are making a rare road trip, so one bookmaker has helpfully set up both northside and southside versions of its shop to help travel weary Dubs feel at home..

‘I’m constantly surprised by how time works’

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