Pollard had originally been left out of this squad due to a calf issue.

Former Munster man thriving after making the switch to Gregor Townsend’s side.

He joins fellow South African World Cup winners Faf de Klerk, Malcolm Marx, and Damian de Allende in the Far East.

Reynolds returns to Waterford after previously managing the Blues.

It reflects a growing trend in women’s sport to alleviate concerns over periods for players.

The tournament will take place from 31 August to 3 September at the same venue as earlier this year, Dromoland Castle in Co Clare.

An inspection took place at Páirc Esler earlier today with the decision to postpone the showpiece between Galbally and Corduff.

Alannah McEvoy follows Áine O’Gorman and Summer Lawless to the Hoops.

Gareth Taylor said last week his team needed to look at the issue.

The England international has been a bit part player under Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel and wants to play more regularly.

Joshua Kayode has joined from Rotherham United.

The move, which should be approved by the FIFA Council this week, will retain the tradition of the first match featuring the host country.

Basaksehir is known for its close ties with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who was best man at Ozil’s wedding in 2019.

The PA news agency understands the Blues shelled out £47.5million to acquire Sterling.

Jake Clarke-Salter qualifies for the Boys In Green through his grandmother.

Wembley will host the Women’s Euro 2022 final 24 hours later.

The Tipperary man has opted to remain in Ireland after attracting interest from England and France.

The 22-year-old is highly regarded at the southern province but his gametime has been limited with the emergence of fellow standouts Ben Healy and Jack Crowley.

The 26-year-old second row will join Leo Cullen’s side in the summer.

The Republic of Ireland midfielder made a late Deadline Day switch.

The 26-year-old will make the move in the summer.

The Kerry native has already started training with Sligo’s Dublin-based players.

The 22-year-old Kildare native has committed to League One side Cambridge United until January.

Former Ireland U20 international Conor Kenny is on the move.

CJ McGourty is named to start at centre-half forward tomorrow.

It is understood the British government’s position regarding quarantine exemptions for sponsors, VIPs and broadcasters was a sticking point to hosting the game on 29 May.

The 24-year-old Kildare native leaves his home province to sign a one-year deal with Munster.

The Southampton player has been named in Steve Clarke’s squad for the World Cup qualifiers.

Owen Farrell moves to inside centre for the game.

The Galway native has left Cardiff City to return to Preston North End for the rest of the season.

The 25-year-old has been crucial at tighthead for Leinster and Ireland in the past six months.

Ireland’s final game of the competition was due to take place in Stadium Lille Métropole on Saturday.

The 21-year-old, who was born in Clare, parted company with Italian Serie C club Arezzo last month.

The 24-year-old has joined third-tier side Airdrieonians.

The Chilean forward has been on loan at the Serie A club this season after struggling at Old Trafford.

Chris Barrett’s transfer from Belmullet to the capital has been approved by the Connacht Council.

The 16-year-old goalkeeper joins the Bundesliga club after rejecting a contract offer from Everton.

The 30-year-old scrum-half is on his way to Montpellier.

The 22-year-old prop played for Leo Cullen’s side three times this season.

The cyclist was born near Aylesbury but her family moved to Dingle, Co Kerry, when she was 18 months old.