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JOHANN VAN GRAAN has forcefully quashed reports linking him with the vacant head coach role at the Blue Bulls, reaffirming his commitment to Munster with whom he is under contractContinue readingVan Graan reaffirms commitment to Munster amid reports of Bulls return

CHRIS ASHTON AND Sam Underhill are set to start for England against New Zealand after coach Eddie Jones made three changes to his side for Saturday’s match against the AllContinue readingAshton returns against All Blacks for first England start in four years

THE WIDOW OF Munster Rugby legend Anthony Foley has said she and her family are finally seeing  “a little bit of light” just over two years since his death. FormerContinue reading‘We are finally seeing a bit of light’: Anthony Foley’s wife Olive speaks out two years after his death

SAY IT AIN’T so, Joe. All the indications are that Ireland head coach Joe Schmidt will tomorrow confirm a decision to leave his job after next year’s World Cup, aContinue reading‘We are what we repeatedly do’ – Joe Schmidt has transformed Irish rugby

LEO CULLEN SAYS he doesn’t like the word ‘blip’ but it really does seem like the most likely description for what happened in Toulouse in the last round of theContinue readingLeinster bid to put European defence back on winning track in Bath

MUNSTER WILL AIM to bounce back from defeat to Castres tonight with a big performance in Belfast.  Johann van Graan’s side take on Ulster at Kingspan Stadium in their firstContinue reading‘Let Joey be Joey’ – Munster need to let their new No 10 play his own game

THE SERIOUS BUSINESS.  The start of a big European week in Leinster’s UCD headquarters, and there’s a mixture of excitement and tension. It’s palpable. Nobody needs reminding of what’s atContinue readingLancaster: ‘Toulouse are as good a team as I’ve coached against’

FORMER CONNACHT ACAMDEY back Tadhg Leader has joined the growing number of Irish exiles in the USA Eagles squad, after the Galway native received a call-up for the Rugby AmericasContinue readingEx-Connacht academy back Leader receives USA Eagles call-up

MICHELLE CLAFFEY PUTS it down to stubbornness. You could use other words to describe it, but the bottom line is that her rugby career may have been very short-lived hadContinue reading‘I remember telling the lads in school I’d like to play rugby and they laughed’