Ringrose named Players’ Player of the Year at Irish players awards ceremony
Meanwhile, his Leinster and Ireland team-mate Caelan Doris is the Nevin Spence Young Player of the Year.
Meanwhile, his Leinster and Ireland team-mate Caelan Doris is the Nevin Spence Young Player of the Year.
The two parties are now due to meet again later this week.
The two parties will meet again next week after today’s discussions failed to produce a decision.
Connacht out-half Jack Carty speaks about his struggles to move past online criticism of his performances.
James Lowe is the latest player to lend his support to Rugby Players Ireland’s Tackle Your Feelings campaign.
Ahead of Saturday’s Champions Cup final, Leinster’s James Tracy tells The42 about his sister’s illness and why working with MS Ireland is a cause close to his heart.
The out-half says he has exceeded his own expectations in the last 12 months.
All four provinces are represented in the shortlist announced by Rugby Players Ireland.
The Munster and UL Bohemian flanker is on her way to earning qualifications in health and fitness thanks to the Goodbody Rugby Players Ireland Personal Development Bursary.
Rugby Players Ireland has backed its members to guard their injury information.
Though his winning run still stands in Leinster colours.
Marcus Horan of Rugby Players Ireland explains what the inaugural camp involved.
Meanwhile, the record-breaking Jacob Stockdale managed to beat James Ryan to the Young Player of the Year award.
“To be recognised in this way by the Irish rugby community is incredibly humbling.”
James Ryan, Jacob Stockdale and Jordan Larmour have been nominated for Young Player of the Year.
“We are actively developing the contents of our Player Wellbeing Programme in conjunction with the IRFU and provincial management teams.”
For the ninth successive year, Ireland will play England in the pre-Six Nations legends fixture.
Rugby Players Ireland has raised the issue with the governing body as the ‘#legacy?’ campaign gathers pace.
Andrew Trimble will today become Ulster’s joint-top appearance maker at the end of a week in which he lent his voice to the ‘Tackle Your Feelings’ campaign. He opens up to The42 about his own mental wellbeing and dealing with the frustrations associated with injury.
“Players are putting themselves under huge pressure and not dealing with it properly,” says Tadhg Furlong.
Leinster’s 23-year-old openside flanker explains the physical reality of professional rugby.
Lions boss Warren Gatland has previously questioned the Ireland out-half’s durability.