Friday 2 December 2022
The Wallabies scrum-half appeared to stumble twice but passed an off-field HIA.
The Women’s AIL semi-finals see Blackrock host UL Bohs, and Railway host Old Belvedere.
Three wise men of Irish rugby tell Garry Doyle to be cautiously optimistic ahead of a World Cup year.
Ross Byrne described his match-winning penalty against Australia as a career highlight.
Andy Farrell praised his side for finding a way to win in Dublin.
Ireland’s ability to deal with disruption bodes well ahead of next year’s World Cup.
The Leinster out-half held his nerve to decide a poor Test match at the Aviva Stadium.
The 22-year-old Munster man gets a huge chance.
Eddie Jones’ side were trailing 25-6 with nine minutes to go.
Australia recorded a comprehensive 30-10 victory over Samoa at Old Trafford.
Darcy Graham scored a hat-trick in a 52-29 win for Gregor Townsend’s side.
Former Welsh defence coach Edwards has agreed new terms with France.
The Italians were excellent in the first half but couldn’t stay with the Boks after the break.
Visitors came from nine points down to win 13-12.
The Munster man rang Ireland attack coach Mike Catt out of the blue before he was even in the squad.
The former Leinster and Australia forward on retirement, family, and why he hopes to return to Ireland some day.
The scrum-half explains how lockdown led to a change in mindset which has seen him become a key part of the Ireland team.
Dave Rennie’s men have had a tough year, meaning the home side are expected to win.
Australia legend George Gregan looks ahead to Ireland’s clash with the Wallabies.
Samuel Marques split the posts and sent the Portuguese into raptures.
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Leinster defeated Chile 40-3 this afternoon.
England have won just eight out of 42 Tests against New Zealand and Kyle Sinckler is worried their gameplan will come unstuck.
The Ulster man will start his third consecutive Test tomorrow against Australia.
Move is the latest big signing as Japan Rugby League One strives to attract global talent.
Peter O’Mahony feels Ireland can still improve in 2023 despite a spectacular year when they defeated the world champions and won a series in New Zealand.
La Rochelle had a visit from Ireland forwards coach Paul O’Connell during the summer.
The families of new caps come into the Irish team camp ahead of their big games.
‘I watch a good few AIL games every week and the quality of those games is improving all the time.’
Australia’s head coach knows his men need a ‘massive’ performance on Saturday.
The coach is consequently set to miss upcoming clashes with Italy and England.
Meanwhile, 21-year-old Joe McCarthy is set for his first Ireland cap this weekend.
Dave Rennie has reverted to a more familiar selection following last weekend’s defeat to Italy.
21-year-old lock Joe McCarthy is set for his Test debut off the Irish bench.
Both players are specialist number eights.
Kick-off at Energia Park is 2pm.
French ace will miss Toulouse’s date with Graham Rowntree’s team on December 11.
Johnny Sexton remains as motivated as ever in a squad whose leadership group has developed.
The Munster man made his Test debut against the Wallabies back in 2018.
