Saturday 31 October 2020
The Ulster lock will be free to play against Wales on 13 November.
Ireland out-half up against five All Blacks for World Rugby prize.
Bridge will miss Sunday’s Test against Australia as well as the Rugby Championship.
The club has aborted all training sessions until next week in an attempt to stop the disease spreading.
Ultan Dillane called up to Ireland squad, with O’Mahony and Farrell to link up with camp after completing isolation period.
Elliot Dee called into Wayne Pivac’s training squad to replace injured hooker.
The England wing trained on Tuesday ahead of Racing showdown.
The province were recently crowned Pro14 champions for the third successive season.
The sides meet in their refixed Six Nations game next week.
‘All year we’ve been told that we can’t compete…’
Leinster revealed this afternoon that the pair suffered significant injuries while on Guinness Pro14 duty.
Both players have been named in Gregor Townsend’s 40-man squad.
The former Ulster duo are on board ahead of the Nations Cup campaign next month.
Munster defeated Edinburgh after a week of upheaval for the province.
It finished 16-16 between the sides at the end of an awesome contest.
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Ulster captain Iain Henderson was red carded this evening and faces a potential ban while Jordan Larmour went off injured against Treviso with a shoulder problem.
Youngster Ben Healy once again nailed the winning kick for Munster as they came from behind to defeat Edinburgh.
Cardiff Blues recorded a 29-7 win over Connacht tonight.
Leinster overcame a spirited display from the Italians but in the end they deserved their 37-25 victory.
Jonny Hill scored two of Exeter’s five tries as they keep up chase for domestic and European double.
The Ulster skipper faces a disciplinary hearing following his dismissal at the Liberty Stadium.
It was Wasps’ 12th victory in their last 13 Premiership games under head coach Lee Blackett and a huge blow for former Connacht coach, Pat Lam.
Connacht are aiming for a second successive win in this season’s Pro14.
Sport may be secondary to life’s greater challenges right now but that does not stop us yearning for the day when stadium doors re-open and communities are allowed come together again.
The Ballymoney man starts at 12 again as Dan McFarland’s men take on the Ospreys.
Ten years on since their first Pro12 trip to Treviso, Garry Doyle revisits the harrowing defeat that left questions hanging over Leinster’s newly appointed Kiwi coach.
Both seconds rows are part of Andy Farrell’s 35-man Ireland squad.
New guidelines have been drawn up to cover the participation of transgender athletes in men and women’s contact rugby.
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Andy Friend makes two changes to the side which beat Glasgow last weekend.
Ian Madigan handed the controls for the game in Wales after Dan McFarland opts to give the former Leinster out-half a start.
Last week’s hero Ben Healy starts at 10 for tomorrow evening’s clash in Thomond Park.
James Ryan is part of an impressive Leinster pack as the defending champions seek to make it two wins out of two.
The 29-year-old has been working hard on his reads out on the edge of the defence.
The squad will return to training in Limerick tomorrow ahead of their meeting with Edinburgh.
New Zealand Rugby was up in arms when the initial schedule of the four-nation tournament was released.
The RFU began a review into the ‘historical context’ of the popular song earlier this summer.
Andy Farrell’s squad includes six men who will be hoping for their Test debuts later this month.
A senior player tested positive for the virus earlier this week, with a further six players identified as close contacts.
