Friday 30 September 2022
Malone RFC have pulled out at the last minute.
The women’s game in Ireland remains in need of greater alignment.
The 41-year-old will also continue to play in the AIL.
The 63-year-old will replace Kolo Kiripati at the Athlone club.
Ex-Munster and Leicester back row Jordan Coghlan has loved his AIL return with Terenure.
It was a drama-filled day of action in the AIL promotion and relegation playoffs.
It is set to be a dramatic day of action in the Energia All-Ireland League.
Dave Mervyn looks ahead to the weekend’s domestic action.
Earlier, Suttonians beat Galwegians in the Conference decider at Energia Park.
Dave Mervyn looks ahead to all of the weekend’s action in the Energia Men’s All-Ireland League.
Dave Mervyn rounds up all the day’s action in the All-Ireland League.
St Mary’s became the first club from outside Munster to win the AIL in 2000.
Dave Mervyn looks ahead to the latest round of fixtures.
Dave Mervyn looks ahead to the weekend’s domestic action.
Cork Constitution’s John O’Mahony, father of Munster captain Peter, features in a new documentary produced by the AIL’s title sponsors, Energia.
Dave Mervyn looks ahead to the action from the men’s Division 1A and 1B.
Cork Con will be aiming to pick up where they left off in Division 1A.
Three decades on from Cork Con’s triumph in the first AIL, Garry Doyle reflects on the impact that season had on Irish rugby.
The women’s interprovincial series has also been cancelled.
‘A specific date will not be issued until further clarity is available and will remain subject to change.’
Ger Earls was a key part of Young Munster’s AIL success in 1993 after joining from Thomond.
Defending champions Cork Con ended an unbeaten season with 14 wins from 14 in the AIL.
Meanwhile, table-toppers Cork Con visit struggling Dublin University.
Wins for Dublin University, Garryowen, Young Munster and UCD in Division 1A this weekend.
“Without it, the 20s would be in serious strife”
The Shamrock Rovers manager believes the association should have been more open to the idea.
Catch up on all of Saturday’s action from the All-Ireland League.
The 2019/20 Energia All-Ireland League gets underway this weekend.
The new campaign gets underway on 4 October.
Tony Ryan, Rowan Osborne and David Aspil have been training with Leo Cullen’s squad.
The plan aims to have Ireland in ideal shape for the World Cup Qualifiers in September 2020.
Kieran Lucid’s plan received positive feedback at a two-day National League strategic planning convention at the weekend.
Energia are also coming on board to sponsor the Women’s AIL on a long-term agreement.
Entering their fourth consecutive final, the Cork club look in rude attacking health.
Cork Con host Dublin University in the second semi-final on Sunday.
Clontarf and Cork Con will hope to advance to next week’s decider in front of their home fans.
Here is what on the line in Division 1A this weekend.
After falling out of the Leinster academy system, Peter Sullivan has bounced back from a potentially fatal career setback to lead the All-Ireland League try-scoring charts this season.
Another big weekend of AIL action kicks off with the clash of Young Munster and Shannon at Tom Clifford Park.
The win puts Dublin University within a point of a historic semi-final place.
