Tuesday 28 June 2022
The Rugby Weekly crew will look ahead to the series with live analysis, debate and your questions.
Our 18-month project dives deep into the issues that affect Irish citizens and our place in the EU.
More mythical material gives us more stars to aim at, writes Jack Fennell.
Clubs will have to satisfy a number of criteria to make the step.
Watch the first of our new video series.
We’re lining out with guests like Keith Wood and Shane Jennings before the big game in the Aviva.
The pair will sit out tomorrow’s Ireland v All Blacks game through injury.
Join the experts for the clash with the world champions.
It is the latest in a pile of mounting evidence.
The Belfast native will lead his province into tonight’s RaboDirect Pro12 clash with Newport Gwent Dragons.
Leinster’s leading try-scorer has won three Heineken Cups but can still vividly recall the semi-final heartache of 2003.
The London-born hooker is now in his sixth season at the Sportsground and is working hard on producing the province’s next front row.
The new rugby season kicks off tonight, so we bring news from all four provinces
Warren Gatland says prop Gethin Jenkins and fly-half Rhys Priestland are out of the start of the Six Nations campaign.
Setanta are asking viewers to decide which ties they broadcast this year.
Let us take the stress out of post-Christmas shopping as pick out some of our favourite sporting books for you to get stuck into. Have you read all 12?
Still unsure what to get them? Check out our guide to buying the perfect present. Batteries not included.
Paul Kimmage is first author to win Irish and international William Hill prize for his book with former English rugby international.
Barcelona-based football reporter, Ian Hawkey, is also reportedly leaving the paper.
