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Andy Farrell has drawn heavily on his Ireland staff after confirming his coaches for the British and Irish Lions’ tour to ...

Nicotera heads for the bin. It won’t matter. He won’t be back anyway. Ireland’s best passage of attacking rugby should have ended in a try for Ireland. Replays show that Lowe wasn’t in ...

If France beat Scotland with a bonus point, it doesn't matter how Ireland get on against Italy, as this would guarantee Les Bleus the title. Get the latest breaking Welsh rugby news stories sent ...

Ireland full-back Hugo Keenan says the side want to make sure they have "no regrets" come the end of the Six Nations. Simon Easterby's side finish their campaign against Italy in Rome on Saturday ...

Super Saturday is back – prepare for thunderous drama, from an Irish invasion of Rome to molten ... find a screen and gorge on European rugby’s annual triple-header showpiece.

All going well last weekend, Ireland would have been heading into ... "Life is not always fair for a rugby player, injury is part of our daily risks. When it happens, it is as painful for everyone ...

Tadhg Furlong, Mack Hansen and Garry Ringrose all return as Ireland name their squad for final Six Nations fixture; Ireland play Italy at the Stadio Olimpico on Saturday after a heavy loss to ...

The Six Nations saw a shake-up in the World Rugby rankings for the first time in weeks after another eventful weekend. Ireland's Grand Slam dreams were shattered on Saturday as France dominated in ...

September 28th, 2019. It was a black day in Fukuroi, Japan for Irish rugby, the team losing to the hosts in the World Cup. The Irish management, including coach Joe Schmidt, had reason to be ...

Ireland interim head coach Simon Easterby said his side "have to be better when we're down to 14 men". They lost two players, Joe McCarthy and Calvin Nash, to yellow cards against France. Simon ...

Tadhg Beirne and Andrew Porter have avoided disciplinary action despite France head coach Fabien Galthié launching a withering attack on “reprehensible” Irish behaviour after Saturday’s match.