Galway 1-11 Armagh 0-9

Galway manager Alan Mulholland has made switches in defence and attack for tomorrow's All-Ireland SFC third round qualifier against Armagh at Pearse Stadium (throw-in 5pm).

Former Antrim player Sean McVeigh will lead an unchanged London team when they take on Waterford in tomorrow's All-Ireland SFC second round qualifier.

A youth, who allegedly sexually assaulted a woman after she asked him for directions, was further remanded in custody today.

A teenage boy accused of sexually assaulting a multiple sclerosis sufferer after she asked him for directions, has been refused bail.

A multiple sclerosis suffer was sexually assaulted by a youth after she asked him for directions, the Dublin Children's Court was told today.

Galway manager Joe Kernan has made changes from his goalkeeper through to the full-forward line for tonight's Allianz NFL Division 1 meeting with Cork at Páirc Uí Rinn (throw-in 7.30pm).

Almost 300 students have been sent home from an Irish language college in Donegal because of an outbreak of swine flu.

Two more Irish records were broken this morning at the World Swimming Championships in Rome.

The Gaelic Players Association are expected to announce tomorrow afternoon at a press conference the outcome of a ballot of its members in relation to strike action by players for the forthcoming National Football League and Hurling League campaigns.

THE GPA's hopes of building a more permanent relationship with Croke Park received a boost yesterday.

LAST summer, a thread on a GAA message board explored the mystery of why a top player was absent from his county panel: “What’s atin’?” so-and-so, it asked.

GAA chiefs have warned they will not delay investigations into the controversial deal which saw Cork hurlers Kieran Murphy and Niall McCarthy wearing boots with the Corona beer logo in Sunday’s All-Ireland SHC quarter-final.

THE two Cork hurlers at the centre of controversial boot advertising deal with a beer company may escape a ban because of a loophole in the GAA’s rules on gear endorsement.

THE public relations company which put together the controversial Corona “boot deal” with two Cork hurlers has launched a stout defence of their tactics.

GPA (Gaelic Players Association) chief executive Dessie Farrell has been nominated to assume the role of the Players' Representative on the GAA's Central Council.

THE Carphone Warehouse-sponsored GPA yesterday launched a major new partnership deal with fixed line telephone company ClubTel which they claim will refute the suggestion that the association is elitist in nature.

THERE was a buzz in Croke Park yesterday as the GPA and C&C announced details of their 10-year agreement.

GPA chiefs insisted yesterday they had to stay independent to survive and threw down the gauntlet to incoming GAA president Seán Kelly to prove that player welfare is one of his priorities in office.

A strong line up of Irish swimmers has been announced for two forthcoming events.