We'll leave it there so: Camogie coin toss farce, and the rest of Tuesday's sport

Plus an injury scare for Ireland, and Roy Keane targets a return to management.

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Roy Keane says while he’s happy in his current role, he’s desperate to get “another crack” at management.
And he also called for young Irish players not to look so negatively at the League of Ireland.
Galway’s Cyril Donnellan says he’s thrilled to be back in an All-Ireland semi-final after his injury hell in recent seasons.
Robbie Keane has revealed the best XI he played with for his country and couldn’t even find room for Gary Breen.
The IRFU have kept their lips sealed over rumours Cian Healy is a doubt for the World Cup in September.
The Irish Women’s Sevens team have been handed a favourable draw for the upcoming event in Dublin next month.
New Munster signing Francis Saili will arrive in Ireland on Thursday before meeting his new teammates for the first time.
UFC star Paddy Holohan says his opponent won’t know what hit him in the September event in Dublin.

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Juan Mata fancies a change of scenery, saying he can be Manchester United’s second striker.
Brazilian striker Fred has reportedly failed a drugs test, which took place during the recent Copa America.
Things are looking up for the Springboks, after they released a very positive injury update.
Corkman Ciaran Sheehan has been ruled out of action with AFL club Carlton until 2016 after another injury setback.
Bayern Munich announced their latest signing, with Arturo Vidal joining from Juventus.
Another big-name player is on his way to the MLS, after Didier Drogba confirmed his Montreal Impact move.
Mourad Boudjellal has vowed to make Quade Cooper as broke as Greece if he doesn’t honour his contract.

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On the record

“Confirmation of the team that progresses to the All-Ireland senior-quarter final on August 1^st to play Wexford will be announced tomorrow (Wednesday, July 29^th) after a draw to determine this, is carried out.”

Despite the huge criticism, the Camogie Asscoiation have announced they will be going ahead with their controversial coin toss to determine the final quarter final spot in the All-Ireland championship.