Sportsguide: Kerry v Donegal, Test Two on Lions Tour and Women's Euro final
It is another action packed weekend of sport with the All-Ireland SFC final between Kerry and Donegal, the second Test between the Lions and Australia and the Women's Euro final between England and Spain - all you need to know here.
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