The Six Nations Trophy will be @ Armagh Rugby Club on the 31st of May for the full story CLICK HERE
The Ireland coaching team has made just one change to the starting XV that will face Philippe Saint Andre’s France at the Stade de France on Saturday. Munster captain Peter O’Mahony has recovered from the hamstring strain that kept him sidelined for the Italy game and returns at blindside flanker in place of Iain Henderson […]
The PwC Ireland U20 squad to face Scotland at Dubarry Park on Friday night has been announced by coach Mike Ruddock. The team contains the two players from the extended squad who gained U20 6 Nations experience last year – prop Peter Dooley (Lansdowne FC) and flanker Peadar Timmins (UCD). UCD openside Dan Leavy will […]
Theres absolutely no excuse for not getting behind this, clubs are being givin 400 euros to stay after the mens game and support the girls in green as they move towards attempting to do what nobody would have even considered as possible even on the horizon of possibility and that is winning the WORLD CUP […]
TONY WARD – 07 JANUARY 2014 They didn’t turn up in Dublin so we knew there’d be a Belfast reaction but, even by Ravenhill ‘Stand up’ standards, what transpired on Friday night was old-time inter-provincial rugby at its scintillating best. ALSO IN THIS SECTION Rory Best in line to start against Montpellier after making miraculous […]
Ireland Rugby Sell-out Aviva Ireland has sold out the Aviva Stadium for their RBS 6 Nations home games against Scotland, Wales and Italy in 2014. Ireland’s opening fixture is against Scotland in the Aviva Stadium on Sunday 2nd February at 15:00. Six days later Ireland return to the Aviva to host reigning 6 Nations champions […]
Ulster Head Coach, Mark Anscombe, has made six personnel changes and one positional switch to the team that beat Edinburgh last weekend for tomorrow afternoon’s game against Zebre in Italy (kick off 3pm local time / 2pm UK and Ireland). Ricky Andrew, who scored a try against Zebre at Ravenhill last season, starts at fullback […]
Members of Ireland Women’s Grand Slam winning squad completed a Six Nations trophy tour this week, touring schools and rugby in a bid to inspire a future generation of stars. The Province-wide tour, organised by Ulster Rugby’s two dedicated Female Rugby Officers, Zoe Templeton and Neal Johnston……. CLICK HERE for the full story