Thursday 11 August 2022
His provincial team-mate James Hume suffered an injury against the Māori All Blacks.
Frank Bradshaw Ryan will join the northern province this summer on a one-year deal.
Briggs has been added to Greg McWilliams’ international coaching ticket ahead of the forthcoming Women’s Six Nations campaign.
The Kerry great has joined Glenn Ryan’s set-up.
Meanwhile, Kieran Marmion is the only fit scrum-half in the senior squad.
20-year-old Dan Hawkins came through Swansea City’s academy.
The 23-year-old hooker is in line to link up with the tourists.
The Dublin GAA star is linking up with the Gypsies.
The 31-year-old will join from Grenoble this summer to replace Quinn Roux.
Philip Ryan has been named in David Power’s 36-man squad.
The 29-year-old tighthead will join from the Crusaders in New Zealand.
The 25-year-old won his single Springboks cap back in 2018.
Cliodhna O’Connor was Dublin number one between 2002 and 2014.
‘We look forward to him showing everyone what he is capable of this season,’ manager Daire Doyle said.
‘I am really looking forward to working with Andy (Farrell) and the rest of the coaching group’, said the Irish legend.
Paul ‘Papa’ Durcan will serve as goalkeeping coach for the 2021 campaign.
The 28-year-old Leinster wing could make his debut against Wales next week.
The Ireland U20s international has joined on a seven-week contract.
The 34-year-old New Zealander will join in July.
Stephen O’Meara worked under Kevin Walsh for the past two seasons with the Tribesmen.
Creative midfielder Will Patching moves to the League of Ireland after a spell with Notts County.
Athlone Town AFC will bring the total number of clubs to nine.
Tom Kenny retired from inter-county duty in 2013.
After a successful season on loan from Sassuolo, Matteo Politano has moved to the club permanently.
He joins Johann van Graan’s coaching team ahead of next season.
Declan Kidney welcomed the addition of a ‘top-class player.’
The 37-cap former Wales international says he is excited to work with the ‘world-renowned’ eastern province.
The 31-year-old will join Dan McFarland’s coaching staff next season.
Alby Mathewson and Conor Murray remain in Munster’s 41-man group.
The Zimbabwe-born midfielder is hoping to make a big impact in midfield for Andy Friend’s side.
The Wexford man has signed a two-year deal with the western province.
Les Kiss says the northern province have secured a new playmaker to replace Christian Lealiifano.
The 23-year-old centre is returning home to Ireland next summer.
The former international back row replaces John Plumtree in charge of the pack.
The Trinity wing has joined the western province on a one-year deal.
