Tuesday 22 September 2020
The 23-year-old is part of the Otago set-up for the upcoming Kiwi competition.
36-year-old Gareth Steenson helped Rob Baxter’s Exeter to victory last night.
The 35-year-old hooker, a former Pumas captain, was sold on the move after speaking to Declan Kidney.
‘Surprised and disappointed’ Gloucester have since hit back with a statement of their own.
There were plenty of Irish players involved in England, France, Italy, and the US over the weekend.
Born and raised in Bath, the exciting Connacht back is set to aid Ireland in the U20 Six Nations
Declan Kidney welcomed the addition of a ‘top-class player.’
The 29-year-old showed his composure at the very death against Northampton.
It was another busy weekend abroad for a raft of Irish-qualified players.
The Worcester tighthead qualifies for Ireland through his grandfather, who won Ulster caps of his own.
The 32-year-old flanker says the move it about being part of a new project.
The deal could be officially announced as early as next week.
Oliver Morris has come through the IRFU’s IQ Rugby programme.
The Galway native qualified through residency last September.
The Exiles will leave Reading’s Madejski Stadium to share with Brentford from the start of the 2020/21 season.
Here’s how the Irish players and coaches based abroad did in recent days.
It was another busy weekend in England and French rugby for a raft of Irish-qualified players.
Gareth Steenson has helped Exeter Chiefs to an excellent start to the new season.
Gareth Steenson and Ian Whitten helped Exeter to begin their season with a win.
The former Leinster midfielder has spent the summer with Leicester Tigers.
The former Munster scrum-half has a growing reputation as an excellent attack coach.
The former Ulster head coach has guided the English club to major success in recent years.
The former UCC second row tells us about life with Austin Elite in Texas.
The former Stade Français fullback has enjoyed his first season with the Championship club.
Ex-Munster hooker Duncan Casey and Grenoble are one win away from promotion into the Top 14.
The 32-times capped out-half was instrumental as Pat Lam’s Bristol earned promotion.
The former Ulster forwards coach has made a big impact on the Welsh region.
The 25-year-old second row is a key player for the Jersey Reds.
London Irish and Bristol may still be swapping places next season.
The Irishman first moved to France in a coaching capacity in 2013 to join Grenoble.
The Munster captain has worked under both coaches.
Donnacha Ryan’s Racing 92 closed the gap to leaders Montpellier in the Top 14.
The Exiles product has been heavily influenced by Felix Jones’ coaching at Munster.
Here’s how the Irishmen based abroad got on over the weekend.
Ciaran Deely’s side are up to fourth in Division 4.
Ian Madigan and Bristol march on towards promotion into the Premiership.
James Coughlan has moved into coaching with Pau’s academy after retiring last summer.
Munster had only good things to say about the Nenagh man post-match in Paris.
The former Connacht back has signed a two-year contract with the San Diego Legion.
Former Connacht man Rory Parata made his debut for Zebre.
