It is believed Connacht are anxious to bring Muldoon home as they prepare for a new era at the Sportsground, writes John Fallon.

Bundee Aki scored a powerful try on his 100th appearance for the province.

The Baggies trounced Swansea City this afternoon to return to the summit of the Championship table.

Andy Friend’s side had the bonus point secured by half-time in a very convincing home win.

The Sligo Rovers man will be playing for a new club this season for the third consecutive year.

OKC star recorded a triple-double for the 10th straight game.

The Connacht head coach marvelled over his trio of uncapped players who have been called up for international duty.

The victory sees Ger Lyttle’s side move up to seventh in the table, while the Seagulls stay bottom.

The Springbok will start on the bench tomorrow night in Galway.

“We have a saying in Connacht that we share the workload. It’s not about getting forwards and wrecking them so they can’t run with 20 minutes to go.”

Dave Robertson’s side enjoyed a 3-2 win over the Dublin side.

Shane Ward’s side have ended Waterford’s campaign.

There’s just something in my eye…

Disappointment for Finn Harps at Eamonn Deacy Park.

A Heineken Cup-winner with Leinster, Cooney went west on a loan deal last season.

The county is also hoping to host at least two international fixtures in the next four years.

The western province were flying the flag as Ireland’s only winners at the weekend.

Former Connacht hooker Adrian Flavin reviews the province’s season and tips them to qualify for the Rugby Champions Cup.

Ruane, who represented his province and Galwegians in the 1990s, will take over in the summer after 15 years in the banking sector.

The Sportsground is all sold out for Saturday’s visit of the four-time champions.

Donaghmoyne were left ruing an awful tally of 16 wides in Carrick-on-Shannon.

Ailish O’Reilly’s first half goal proved the catalyst in a scrappy affair at Croke Park.

The winger missed out on famous Heineken Cup clashes out West but is eager for big nights in Galway this season.

First Hernán Cortés conquers the place, then these ladies from Ballina show up.

Never go near the swans at the Claddagh, for example.

The Tribesmen were losing by three points after a lightning Laois start but rallied emphatically.