BEST FOOT FORWARD: Podge Mahon in action for Kilkenny in their Leinster League game against Ashbourne. Picture: Mark Desmond
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BEST FOOT FORWARD: Podge Mahon in action for Kilkenny in their Leinster League game against Ashbourne. Picture: Mark Desmond
Leinster Rugby have confirmed a number of additions to the senior backroom team that will help Leo Cullen and his coaching team over the course of the season ahead. PIC: Sportsfile
Andy Farrell has signed a two-year contract extension to stay as Ireland head coach until 2025. PIC: Sportsfile
Shane Nolan will join Leinster Rugby from Google. PIC BY: Alan Rowlette
Ireland head coach Andy Farrell is “regarded very highly” by the Rugby Football Union as plans to identify Eddie Jones’ successor as England boss continue.
Captain Johnny Sexton has warned Ireland against complacency ahead of next year’s World Cup following a momentous series win in New Zealand.
The Irish claimed a landmark 2-1 tour triumph over the All Blacks following a spellbinding first-half display in Wellington.
Ireland claimed a historic series win in New Zealand thanks to a heroic 32-22 success from a breathless third Test in Wellington.
Ireland battled to a landmark series win in New Zealand after holding off a second-half fightback to secure a stunning 32-22 success from an epic encounter in Wellington.
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Head coach Farrell is braced for a backlash from the three-time world champions but hopes the “best is saved till last” as his side seek to complete a landmark tour triumph.
Andy Farrell felt Ireland’s fringe players staked strong claims for involvement in Saturday’s series decider against New Zealand following a “tremendous” win over the Maori All Blacks. PIC: Sportsfile
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