Friday 18 September 2020
Isa Nacewa and Ronan O’Gara look forward to the return of rugby in Ireland.
Declan Kidney’s Munster broke new ground in Europe in the 1999/2000 season.
Lifeimi Mafi helped Munster to the 2008 Heineken Cup and has fond memories of his time in Carrigaline.
Alan Gaffney’s men were on the brink of a pool-stage exit in the Heineken Cup.
In this extract from ‘Behind the Lions,’ the gut-wrenching 2009 loss is recalled.
Mattie took some flak for his comments on another stellar outing for Virgin Media’s rugby panel.
Former Ireland great reckons Andy Farrell could find it easier to be a head coach than a No2.
The former Ireland out-half spent two seasons working with the Crusaders.
In a re-run of last season’s European Challenge Cup final, Clermont were again superior to their opponents.
After falling down the pecking order at Munster, Bill Johnston is taking the chance to reinvent himself up North.
Ireland’s all-time leading points scorer chatted to The42 at Energia Park today.
The former Ireland out-half is straight into his role as the new La Rochelle head coach.
The Corkman will leave Christchurch this summer to replace Xavier Garbajosa in Jono Gibbes’ backroom team.
He isn’t ruling out remaining at Crusaders for another year, either.
The former Ireland out-half could be set for a position on Jono Gibbes’ coaching ticket.
The head of New Zealand Rugby said the current branding was ‘no longer tenable’.
Reports suggested the Munster legend would join Jacques Brunel’s backroom staff for the World Cup.
The defending champions had lost to NSW Waratahs last week.
He also commented on stories linking Ronan O’Gara to the French backroom staff.
The former Munster man’s contract with the Crusaders expires this summer.
Les Blues reportedly want to bring the Ireland legend on board for September’s tournament.
ROG proved his brilliance again over his final weekend on Virgin Media’s Six Nations coverage.
The Super Rugby champions’ attack coach will replace Wayne Pivac as he moves into Warren Gatland’s seat.
There will be an opening in the coaching staff when Andy Farrell takes over from Joe Schmidt after the World Cup.
The Irish rugby legend spoke openly on a series of topics at Liberty Hall in Dublin.
Crusaders star Ryan Crotty is grateful for the influence of Ronan O’Gara — even when he’s away on national duty.
The New Zealand-based coach will join Murray Kinsella and Gavan Casey, in association with Aldi.
In partnership with Aldi, one of rugby’s greats will preview the game at Liberty Hall in Dublin on Wednesday.
Ronan O’Gara is full of admiration for the job Joe Schmidt has done in Ireland.
Ronan O’Gara has turned down a number of head coach positions already, but says he will take a top job ‘sooner rather than later.’
Ronan O’Gara says the most important thing for Conor Murray is to return when he feels right, and not ahead of time.
Ronan O’Gara’s outlook on coaching has been transformed in New Zealand.
Ronan O’Gara was inducted into the World Rugby Hall of Fame on Wednesday.
The legendary Ireland and Munster out-half became the 12th Irish inductee.
The former PBC student has shown his promise for Christ’s College and the Crusaders U18s.
The Munster and Ireland legend is one of five new faces to be included.
The former Ireland and Munster out-half says he is looking forward to staying in New Zealand with his family for another year.
The former Ireland out-half has made no secret of his strong desire to coach his home province in the future.
The Corkman has three games left at Racing 92 before flying out to New Zealand.
Ronan O’Gara stresses that money shouldn’t be everything for a player, but there’s a fair chunk on offer for men like Peter O’Mahony to stay at home.
