Sunday 27 September 2020
The imposing wing was responsible for some of this century’s most eye-catching rugby moments and only four men have scored more tries.for Ireland.
‘Everything seemed to be fine, then a couple of things went wrong and we just couldn’t right it again.’
Yes, THAT Shaggy. The first curveball of 2018?
Mr bombastic at your service.
The best you’ll hear all day. Or maybe ever.
It follows a long battle with a form of dementia.
A Friday flashback to get your weekend started…
The former Ireland wing outlines the challenges and positives of his role as part of RTÉ’s rugby coverage.
The former Blues winger is wary of complacency setting in after two hard-fought Heineken Cup victories.
…as zombie hunters!
And the way Joe Schmidt is going about his job, he agrees.
What a bunch of absolute TUNES.
The former Ireland winger made his provincial debut in 1998.
A Friday Flashback to get your weekend started…
The retired wing has brought an extra dimension to punditry, and he’s in good company.
We asked the legend of the wing for his considered analysis of this year’s Championsip… and he didn’t hold back.
The former team-mate of Ireland’s number 10 admitted that he too would have been tempted by the move.
Former Ireland and Leinster wing, Shane Horgan, was delighted to have carried the Olympic flame.
The full-back is flattered by Kiwi interest but prefers to focus on Shane Horgan’s leg in the Olympic torch relay through Dublin.
Featuring novelty tunes, X Factor winners, and TWO songs by someone you probably thought was a one-hit wonder…
Battle-softened Blues will hope for a testing encounter in their final Pro 12 matches as tough semi-final awaits
The winger will make his 200th appearance for the province later on this evening when they take on Munster in Thomond Park (k.o. 19:30).
'They said it was David vs. Goliath. David won' - Shane Horgan hails Connacht
The former Leinster winger was delighted at the stunning victory for Pat Lam’s men against Toulouse.
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