The day Martin Johnson turned right
Twenty years ago, both Ireland and England were vying for a morale-boosting Grand Slam and the England captain was in no mood for …
Garry is a rugby reporter with the highly respected Irish sports website, The42. He has previously worked as Chief Sports Writer for The Times, Ireland edition having also held that title with The Irish News of the World. He has covered 21 Six Nations campaigns and reported from 52 different countries in his career as a sports reporter, including that unforgettable day in November 2016, when Ireland recorded their first ever win over the All Blacks at Soldier Field, Chicago.
Twenty years ago, both Ireland and England were vying for a morale-boosting Grand Slam and the England captain was in no mood for …
Andy Farrell's men have shown throughout the tournament that they can adapt and thrive and that bodes well for a World Cup tilt
Pat Lam's side have been in the doldrums but a sense of rejuvenation is in the air at Ashton Gate
The towering Andy Farrell and Paul O'Connell are hard to look past in driving excellence but the wider coaching team deserves imme…
The Six Nations gives players a platform to rewrite their stories and the Bath centre is proving he can thrive in adversity
The reigning World Player of the Year is an example of what can be achieved through hard work and a strong faith
Left on the professional scrapheap at 37, Mike Brown never gave up hope and he had his day in the sun with Leicester Tigers
Ireland showed they can walk the walk without a gamut of frontline stars in a battle for the ages against an obdurate, gifted Fren…
From Bod’s hat-trick to Sexton’s drop-goal, no opponent has defined this Irish rugby century quite like France
A try for the ages lights up a thrilling opening weekend of Six Nations rugby as Scotland, Ireland and France register away wins
The challenge for rugby to become a safer sport but still retain the elements that have made it a cherished sport to so many has b…
The influence of the legendary Welsh coach has been seen after an upturn in fortunes for the beleaguered Welsh regions
The talented Munster out-half has a Scottish mother and Gregor Townsend has lured him to play in blue, not green
The sacked England coach has gone home where he hopes to leave a legacy with the Wallabies, starting with a World Cup run in Franc…
There are great expectations placed upon Andy Farrell's side in what is shaping up to be a definitive year for Ireland
The high-profile Saracen is in hot-water after a dubious tackle but his enduring qualities endear him to team-mates
The England fightback has started with the appointment of well-regarded Cumbrian and his assistant Kevin Sinfield
While rugby fans froze at games, or kept themselves toasty by the fireside, they could all rejoice seeing Anthony Watson back in f…
The England head coach role could soon be vacant as the pressure mounts a year out from the World Cup in France
Overlooked at age-grade level, Dan Sheehan has had intense competition for the Leinster and Ireland shirt but is seen as a rising …