Thurs Lunch Sport Update

The GAA has set up new task force to consider potential reforms to the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship.

Proposals for change will be made to the Central Council ahead of February's Congress.

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Naas, Kilcock and Kilcullen footballers; and Maynooth hurlers are all completing preparations tonight for the weekend Leinster quarter finals.

Naas seniors are home to Blessington on Sunday in St. Conleth’s Park at 1pm.

Kilcock are away to Tang of Westmeath on Saturday at 1pm, Maynooth hurlers play Trumra of Laois in Clane at 1pm and the Kilcullen play Grange in Netwatch Cullen Park at 5pm.

Kfm will have live coverage of all four games: on Saturday from 1pm, in association with Moyglare Sand and Gravel, Kilcock.

On Sunday, also from 1pm with Auxilia Business Management Consultants, Millenium Park, Naas.

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One local result from last night: U23 A football semi final: Clane 3-15 V Balyna 1-12

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 Michael Carrick has his final match as Manchester United's caretaker boss against Arsenal tonight.

Brentford head to Tottenham for a London derby.

In the Scottish Premiership, Celtic aim to cut their Rangers' lead to four points when they host third placed Hearts this evening.

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The Scarlets have asked European Professional Club Rugby to reconsider their position on rescheduling upcoming matches in the Heineken Champions Cup.

34 Munster players are also isolating for ten days and Scarlets have urged the Champions Cup's organisers to re-think their stance on postponing games.

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Twenty of the world's best golfers get the Hero World Challenge underway later.

Tiger Woods is hosting - although not playing in - the event in the Bahamas.

Rory McIlroy will tee off his opening round alongside Open champion Collin Morikawa at twenty-past-five Irish time.