James Lowe and Finlay Bealham will be proud to wear the green jersey at the World Cup.

Connacht travel to take on the champions in Cape Town this Saturday in the semi-finals of the URC.

Meanwhile, Jack Carty and Denis Buckley are set to miss the Edinburgh tie.

Losing tighthead prop Finlay Bealham is still a blow for Andy Farrell’s squad.

Players and coaches within the Ireland camp explain what Gary Keegan has brought to the table.

Finlay Bealham is enjoying his time in the Ireland team after stepping up in the absence of Tadhg Furlong.

Finlay Bealham is moving to the next level with Ireland and enjoying life off the pitch.

The 31-year-old Connacht man gets his first Six Nations start for Ireland on Saturday.

The province kick-off their Challenge Cup campaign against Newcastle Falcons on Saturday.

The Connacht tighthead had his best day ever in an Ireland shirt on Saturday.

The Irish international believes the new astroturf surface at the Sportsground will suit his side’s style of play.

Former Leinster player Michael Bent has answered an SOS call to help the team warm-up after replacement prop Ed Byrne’s flight to New Zealand was delayed.

The Western province face a massive task as they look to overturn a five-point deficit at the Aviva Stadium.

Finlay Bealham shared a special moment with his family at Twickenham.

The 34-year-old gets his first Ireland start in 12 months tomorrow against England.

The tighthead had agreed an extension which will take him to the end of the 2023/24 season.

The Connacht tighthead feels he is yet to reach his prime.

Andy Friend makes seven changes for Connacht’s meeting with Dragons tomorrow evening.

Finlay Bealham is ready for the resumption of Connacht’s season after returning to full training.

The prop suffered the injury in last Friday’s defeat to Edinburgh.

Connacht were hit for six and suffered more injuries in key positions.

The pair are set to feature for Andy Friend’s side against Oyonnax tomorrow.

Finlay Bealham, Niyi Adeolokun and David Heffernan have been selected for the historic double-header.

Just four weeks after suffering a horrific hand injury which left him hospitalised for five days, Connacht’s Finlay Bealham makes an incredible return against Munster this evening.

Andy Friend’s side have refocused rapidly on their play-off pursuit in the Pro14.

The tighthead prop suffered a serious hand injury in the defeat to Sale Sharks.

Back in Connacht green, Finlay Bealham is relishing the prospect of running out at the Sportsground again this afternoon.

After falling out of Joe Schmidt’s plans, Finlay Bealham had a hard look at himself in the mirror and has returned fitter and leaner.

A game away from being a Connacht centurion, Bealham’s last appearance in green was on the summer tour of Japan.

Openside Jarrad Butler will also miss the Challenge Cup clash with Oyonnax after fracturing his hand in Worcester.

Meanwhile, another recent signing, Steve Crosbie could make his debut from the bench.

Stacey Ili picked up an ankle issue against Cardiff last weekend and may miss the visit of the Dragons.

The western province will have to come from a long way back to challenge in May.

The 25-year-old was delighted to be part of the win over New Zealand.

Connacht’s 24-year-old prop will be hoping to build on last year’s successful run.

Leinster were dominant at the scrum, but Connacht were smarter.

The 24-year-old Connacht prop won his first Ireland cap this season.

Both Leinster and Connacht are tough to get the better of at scrumtime.

The Irish international prop was one of a number of standout players from last night’s win over Munster.

New cap Finlay Bealham made it a Connacht quintet helping Ireland to a 58 – 15 win over Italy.