Friday 23 October 2020
Ed Byrne and Jamison Gibson-Park are set for their first caps off the bench against Italy.
The Allianz Leagues return this weekend after a seven-month hiatus.
There’ll be a new name on the silverware after tomorrow’s final, which will be played at Bristol’s Ashton Gate.
Stephen Kenny has made four changes to the Irish side that drew with Wales on Sunday.
Southampton striker Michael Obafemi starts up front as Jim Crawford’s side face into a massive qualifier against Italy in Pisa.
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.
Aaron Connolly and Adam Idah are late withdrawals.
Meanwhile, John Cooney gets the nod at scrum-half ahead of Alby Matthewson.
Dan McFarland has made a couple of surprise calls ahead of tomorrow’s clash with Leinster at the Aviva Stadium.
Harry Arter and Robbie Brady both start as well.
Billy Burns returns to captain the side, while Edinburgh have named a strong starting XV.
Billy Holland, Jack O’Donoghue, and Stephen Archer come back in for Johann van Graan’s side.
A win will guarantee Munster’s place in the Pro14 semi-finals.
Peter Sullivan and Alex Wootton start on the wings for the western province.
Ireland internationals, Springboks, and promising young players will all feature in Dublin.
The Crusaders are unchanged as they aim to pick up where they left off.
The squad returned to training in Limerick today, with CJ Stander and Chris Cloete absent as they self-isolate following a return from South Africa.
Warren Gatland and Aaron Mauger have named their teams for the return of rugby union.
The Tribesmen could edge Mayo closer to relegation on Sunday.
The Tribesmen are hoping to retain their crown.
John Kiely makes seven changes from their win over Westmeath.
Throw-in for the Division 1 football showdown in Castlebar is 1pm.
The teams are in for Sunday’s meeting at Semple Stadium.
Throw-in at Healy Park tomorrow night is 7.15pm.
The Kingdom have shown their hand for the Castlebar showdown.
Jack O’Donoghue has been ruled out after aggravating an existing neck injury.
Martin Farragher will make his first league start for the county.
Páirc Uí Chaoimh will host the Round 4 clash on Sunday afternoon.
The sides will do battle at Walsh Park on Sunday.
The Premier County host Westmeath in their Division 1 Group A meeting this weekend.
Davy Fitzgerald’s side will take on the Dubs at Croke Park on Saturday.
The sides will meet at Fitzgerald Stadium on Sunday.
Manu Tuilagi, Courtney Lawes, Ben Youngs, and Joe Marler all start for England too.
Division 3 leaders face trip to Tipp on Saturday evening.
Denis Buckley, Shane Delahunt, Joe Maksymiw and Niall Murray all come into the starting XV.
Head coach Andy Farrell has opted for the same starting XV that beat Wales last time out.
There’s plenty of inter-county hurling action this weekend.
The counties face off under Saturday Night Lights at Croke Park.
