Friday 2 December 2022
The Munster man made his Test debut against the Wallabies back in 2018.
The flanker says he has become increasingly focused on trying to help players around him improve.
The outhalf has recovered from a dead leg and is set to line out against the Wallabies on Saturday.
Ex-Australia and Ulster lock Justin Harrison joined The42 Rugby Weekly Extra podcast today.
The Australian will come up against some familiar faces when Ireland take on the Wallabies this weekend.
South Africa director of rugby has only recently returned to match-day duties following a World Rugby ban.
Dan Sheehan’s rise from back-up at Leinster to one of the best hookers in the world has been one of the rugby stories of 2022.
Can the Cork man take his chance to establish himself as backup to Johnny Sexton?
Head coach Jacques Nienaber has shaken his XV up from the France defeat.
Farrell is set to win his 100th cap this weekend.
Byrne linked up with the rest of the squad at Carton House last night.
Hamish Watson and Rory Sutherland have withdrawn from the squad through injury.
Last year a group of 62 former and current internationals wrote to the Irish government expressing their loss of trust in the IRFU.
‘He can’t worry about Jack Crowley or whoever else stepping into the team, or someone else at Leinster.’
Andy Farrell has been nominated for Coach of the Year while Mack Hansen and Dan Sheehan are competing for Breakthrough Player of the Year.
South Africa’s Pieter-Steph du Toit and France scrum-half Antoine Dupont have also both been cited following their red cards over the weekend.
Stats Perform hosted an event in Limerick last week to look at data innovation in rugby.
Eoin Toolan and Bernard Jackman discussed Jack Crowley’s Ireland debut on today’s Rugby Weekly Extra podcast.
Out-half was injured against All Blacks XV.
The popular Australian will depart after five seasons in charge.
Johnny Sexton, James Ryan, Andrew Porter, Josh van der Flier, and Hugo Keenan hope to return.
The hosts were 24-13 up heading into the final quarter before the All Blacks fought back.
Jack Crowley says the thought of winning his first cap for Ireland wasn’t on his radar at the start of the season.
Ireland boss Andy Farrell said he isn’t worried about the depth of his wider squad.
Young Munster, meanwhile, inflicted a first defeat of the season on champions Clontarf.
Gregor Townsend’s side had led 23-14 heading into the final quarter.
The beloved former player, head coach, team manager and administrator left an indelible mark at his province and at his club, Cork Con.
Les Bleus, the World Cup hosts, edged the Springboks 30-26 last night.
Ian McKinley’s world was thrown upside down by the loss of an eye – his comeback is one of the greatest stories ever told in rugby.
Australia lost to Italy for the first time ever ahead of their visit to Dublin.
The Springboks fell to another defeat after Ireland came out on top in Dublin last week.
England defeated Japan 52-13 at Twickenham today.
Ruby Tui led the crowd in a rendition of Maori folk song ‘Tutira Mai,’ mirroring the scenes at Eden Park when the All Blacks won the men’s 2011 World Cup final.
The young out-half brought moments of quality to a poor game on his Test debut.
Tries from number eight Taulupe Faletau and scrum-half Tomos Williams saw Wales home.
Jeremy Loughman reflects on a week to remember after winning his first Test cap for Ireland.
England ran in six tries in total, all converted by captain Owen Farrell, as well as being awarded a penalty try.
Four weeks after being humiliated 60-6 by England in the tournament opener, the Samoans sent the home side packing from the tournament.
The Ireland boss was happy with a win and three new caps but not too much else.
And they did it without star out-half Paolo Garbisi, who was ruled out with a hip injury the morning of the match.
