Wednesday 28 October 2020
Peter O’Mahony and Chris Farrell have joined the squad following periods of self-isolation while five training invitees have returned to their provinces.
Ultan Dillane called up to Ireland squad, with O’Mahony and Farrell to link up with camp after completing isolation period.
A full meeting of the management executive of Waterford county board has been set for tomorrow night.
The out-half was replaced after just 23 minutes of the win against the Dragons.
It comes amid an investigation into suspicions that the 56-year-old favoured Top 14 club Montpellier.
Jeremy Davidson’s Brive are leading the Top 14 after the opening round.
Head coach Andy Friend will continue with his plans to rotate through his squad for Sunday’s clash with Munster.
Six other players remain in self-isolation but have tested negative so far.
The identity of the individual and club was not revealed.
An update from SRU chief operating officer Dominic McKay, who is a Pro14 board member.
All camogie activity is suspended until 5 May after taking advice from relevant state authorities.
In addition to his role with the southern province, Dr Jamie Kearns has just returned to work at University Hospital Galway.
A fixture plan update amidst the Covid-19 crisis, with Congress also postponed.
The Sheffield United left-back has suffered a recurrence of a calf injury, according to his club’s manager.
Another record crowd at Tallaght Stadium is expected for the Greece tie on Thursday night, with over 5,000 tickets gone.
An ankle injury has forced 39-year-old prop Lindsay Peat out.
Adam Griggs has named his squad to face England.
Magpies boss Steve Bruce addressed Ciaran Clark’s injury after their defeat to Arsenal.
An update from Down Under as the action heats up.
Eddie Pepperell is on eight-under at the top of the leaderboard.
The defending champions are facing relegation if they are found to have breached the salary cap again.
Ulster full-back had been hoping for Six Nations call-up.
Laois Camogie announced yesterday that the county would not field for the 2020 inter-county season due to ‘unavailability of players’.
The New Zealander was injured against Saracens on Sunday.
The southern province will look to return to winning ways when they travel to Kingspan Stadium this weekend.
An injury sustained last weekend is expected to sideline the Exeter Chiefs centre for up to two months.
The association say they want to prioritise ‘the refinancing package that will guarantee the future of the FAI and safeguard jobs’.
After giving ‘the mind a rest,’ the 37-year-old returns to her AFLW base tomorrow.
The Munster out-half has sustained a new neck injury.
The southern province also confirmed that Chris Cloete is back in training after recovering from injury.
David McGoldrick won’t be involved in Georgia but may be available to play a part against Switzerland.
The Leinster number eight has been in line to start tomorrow’s World Cup clash with Japan.
Ireland will continue to assess the Athlone man’s hamstring injury.
Ireland boss Joe Schmidt and his squad are settling in well in Japan.
The Leinster man suffered a hamstring injury in training and is due to undergo a scan in Japan today.
The 54-year-old father-of-three will attend a Liverpool game at Anfield in October.
Joe Schmidt said the out-half will, at worst, be fit for the Scotland clash.
The Brazil international continues to be linked with a return to Spain, but a club official claims no deal has been put in place yet.
The three-time All-Star was forced off in Sunday’s Leinster final.
The 34-year-old has strongly denied the accusations against him.
