Wednesday 21 October 2020
Simon Zebo and Donnacha Ryan started for the French club, who won with Juan Imhoff’s 76th-minute try.
New crew of Paul O’Donovan and Fintan McCarthy and fellow Corkman Ronan Byrne are also nominated.
Emma Duggan, Orla Byrne, Fiona O’Neill and Vicki Wall all scored goals for Meath at Nowlan Park.
Ciaran Archer led the scoring as the Boys in Blue prevailed by 14 points on Tuesday evening.
Kevin Walsh’s men booked their place in the Connacht football final on Sunday at Markievicz Park.
Catch up on all of today’s semi-final action.
Harlequins fell to Clermont this evening after La Rochelle progressed past Sale Sharks earlier on Saturday.
Pat Hume, the wife of civil rights leader John Hume, will receive a Lifetime Achievement Awards at tonight’s ceremony.
The eastern province will travel to Wales for next weekend’s decider.
John Caulfield’s side held on to beat Bohemians 2-1 on Monday at Turners Cross in their semi-final replay.
Goals from Ryan O’Donoghue and Paul Lambert saw Mayo book their place in this year’s EirGrid All-Ireland U20 football final.
Limerick rallied in the dying stages to book their place in the 2018 Munster MHC final.
The Irish province will be expected to secure the Champions Cup title in the final in Bilbao on 12 May.
Ander Herrera scored a brilliant second-half winner as Jose Mourinho’s side defeated Tottenham.
Stephen Bradley was full of praise for teenager James Doona, who scored a dramatic last minute winner for Shamrock Rovers against Cork City last night.
Munster’s director of rugby believes his players deserve to be in the final against the Scarlets.
Rassie Erasmus’ men scored three tries in their semi-final victory at Thomond Park.
We get the lowdown from the ambassadors of the Nissan Generation Next 2016.
The Connacht head coach is already thinking about Leinster.
Leinster may be without captain Isa Nacewa in the Pro12 final next weekend.
The Australian out-half was man of the match at an electric Stade Geoffrey-Guichard.
Now they’re on their way to San Francisco, where they will compete for a global award.
Kilkenny side Ballyhale Shamrocks won their intermediate semi-final clash.
Kerry defeated Cork IT while Cork were far too strong for UL.
The two clubs were comfortable winners of their semi-final clashes today.
Jamie Heaslip and Cian Healy will have surely impressed watching Lions coaches Rowntree and Jenkins.
The Mayo manager praised the character of his side to hold on for the win, but now all the focus is on ‘game five’.
The flanker believes his team has all the necessary components to win the Heineken Cup this season.
75 students from primary and secondary schools across Ireland have had their drawings chosen from almost 2,000 entries to this year’s competition.
