Sunday sport: Westmeath pull off shock win over Meath, Manchester City beat Arsenal
Eva Osborne
Soccer
Manchester City have beaten Premier League leaders Arsenal 2-1 to cut the gap to just three points.
Pep Guardiola's side can now go ahead of the Londoners on goal difference if they win their game in hand.
Liverpool struck in the 100th minute to triumph 2-1 in the Merseyside derby at Everton.
Sunderland fought back from 3-1 down to make it 3-all, before Aston Villa scored a late winner to claim a 4-3 victory.
Nottingham Forest boosted their hopes of avoiding relegation by beating Burnley 4-1.
Morgan Gibbs-White's hat-trick helped them come from behind.
Shelbourne bested rivals Bohemians by a goal to nil, thanks to a late winner in the Women's Premier Division.
Maeve Wollmer's injury time strike was enough to secure their bragging rights for Shels.
DLR Waves got the better of Sligo Rovers earlier, thanks to a 2-0 win, and Galway United beat Treaty United 2-0
At the minute, Cork City and Wexford are locked at 1-1.
There have been no goals so far between Athlone Town and Peamount United.
Celtic beat St Mirren 6-2 after extra time to reach the final of the Scottish Cup.
They had let a 2-0 lead slip in normal time at Hampden Park - but return next month to face Dunfermline for the trophy.
GAA
The quarter finals of the Leinster Football Championship have thrown up a huge shock.
Favourites Meath have been beaten by neighbours Westmeath by 4-18 to 0-25 points.
Danny McCartan's goal put the finishing touches on that one.
Defending champions Louth are into the next round as they beat Wexford 1-25 to 0-11.
Dublin have come from behind to beat Wicklow by 2-16 to 2-14 with Dean Rock in charge there.
Kildare are into the last 4 after beating Laois by 2-20 to 2-15.
In the Ulster Football Championship, Monaghan are into the semi-finals.
They survived a late fight back from Cavan to emerge 0-27 to 2-14 winners in Clones.
They will play Derry in the next round.
In the Munster Hurling Championship, Cork have gotten the win and the bragging rights over Tipperary.
The Rebels held off the challenge of their rivals to come out on top by 29 points to 1-22.
Clare also have their first win of the championship.
They edged out Waterford in a shootout in Ennis.
Final score there was Clare 2-33 Waterford 4-21.
It was a role reversal in the Munster Camogie championship.
Tipperary came out on top on that occasion, beating Cork by 1-18 to 2-9.
Snooker
Northern Ireland's Mark Allen has sealed a place in the last-16 of the World Snooker Championship.
He got past China's Zhang Anda 10-6 in the first round at the Crucible.
Englishman Barry Hawkins is also through after beating Matthew Stevens 10-4.
Ding Junhui has a commanding 7-2 lead over Dave Gilbert heading into the deciding session of their match.
Elsewhere, Ali Carter took the final frame to end his opening session with John Higgins 5-4 up.
Golf
Shane Lowry is falling away slightly during the final round of the Heritage Classic on the PGA Tour.
The Clara native is back on level par thru 12 holes today and lies on 7 under for the week.
Matt Fitzpatrick is still the man to catch on 17 under par.
