It is another action packed weekend of sport on TV with Ireland taking on France in the Women's RWC quarter-final, the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo and the Premier League - all you need to know here.

To celebrate his sporting achievements, An Post will apply a special mark to millions of national and international letters and cards over the coming week

it is worrying to contemplate who the world is relying upon to de-escalate this situation

The 24-year-old Republic Ireland striker completed a move from the Scottish champions to Swansea on deadline day having spent 18 months in Glasgow.

After his FA Cup-winning goal and move to Arsenal the attacking midfielder hopes to secure a regular place for England

But a defensive mix-up allowed Germany substitute Nadiem Amiri to put them back in front in the 69th minute before Florian Wirtz’s free-kick – three minutes later – put it to bed.

The hosts had no answer to Spain’s dominance, undone time and again by the visitors’ speed and finesse.

Price’s cancelled out an early goal from Serge Gnabry but quick-fire goals from Nadiem Amiri and Liverpool’s £116million man Wirtz settled it.

Rory McIlroy's win at the Irish Open consolidated his grip at the top of the DP World Tour’s Race to Dubai rankings

Ireland will have to do without the services of the Ipswich Town forward as he has since been ruled out through injury and replaced by Shamrock Rovers’ uncapped defender Josh Honohan

After drawing with Hungary, the Boys in Green know they must win in Armenia on Tuesday if they are to reach the World Cup.

The K Club crowd were treated to a thrilling finale on Sunday. 

Despite the defeat, Ireland still progress to the Women's Rugby World Cup quarter-finals though they will have injury concerns ahead of that knockout stage game. 

The world number 23 left the K Club on Sunday having carded a closing fourth round 71 to finish at seven under par

The world number 23 left the K Club on Sunday having carded a closing fourth round 71 to finish at seven under par for 72 holes.

The Boys in Green have plenty to work on after an opening night draw on Saturday.

It's France next up in a quarter-final in Exeter.

Yes, they weren’t clinical enough when they engineered their openings, but how this game ended without an Irish contribution to the scoreboard almost beggars belief.

Saturday night, in the Aviva, came something both familiar and absurd.