Ireland are losing over 350 caps of Test experience at the end of the Six Nations and fans owe the feted trio immeasurable debt
Ireland play in glorious, aesthetically-pleasing patterns, while England plod on, the big question is, are the Wallabies heading towards an early exit?
Expectations placed upon Munster coaches are notoriously high and Johaan van Graan has eight weeks to deliver some silverware to a passionate fanbase
A scintillating Six Nations, a try-fest in the Premiership and a familiar Pro14 ending, it's all in our weekend wrap
Playing for 2 countries at Test level has been outlawed for some time but Six Nations highlights how changing allegiance still happens.
Why the schools system in Leinster is both a blessing and a curse to Irish rugby
An assistant referee for Saturday's Wales versus France game, the veteran match official opens a treasure chest of anecdotes... from teenage free pint kicks in Lydney to recent Japanese karaoke and near hypothermia in Glasgow.
With player safety of concern to the former Ireland coach, his new autobiography takes aim at the state of one World Cup pitch, Bundee Aki's red card and two blood bins versus New Zealand.
There may be a gap of 225 days in between Ireland’s two 2019 fixtures against Scotland, but next Saturday’s Six Nations outcome in Edinburgh will likely have a major influence on what happens when the teams reconvene on September 22.
