Gritty Clontarf savour ‘pretty sweet’ AIL triumph
Youngster Hugh Cooney showed qualities that could make him a future Ireland player
Ireland is facing likelihood of only having two sides in next season’s Champions Cup for first time ever
Lack of depth in Ireland women’s team further exposed when losing Edel McMahon and Dorothy Wall in Saturday’s loss to Scotland
Clontarf edge past Cork Con to earn fourth Energia All-Ireland title
Exciting, taut, tense game ebbs and flows but Clontarf prevail by single point
Nenagh Ormond make history as they earn promotion to Division 1A of All-Ireland League
Nenagh become first Tipperary club to play in the top division; heartache for Cashel as they lose out on promotion to Division 1B
Women’s AIL final: UL Bohemians stun Railway Union with last play of game
Eilis Cahill burrowed over to earn a dramatic victory
AIL final preview: History is against both Cork Con and Clontarf but either side could seize the moment
Reigning champions Con seeking to become first side in 20 years to retain title while ‘Tarf have lost eight out of 11 finals
Improved Ireland side can get a much-needed shot of self-belief in Edinburgh
Third win out of three away games would rubber-stamp huge strides made by Irish women’s team in the last year
Gerry Thornley: Remembering my uncle Johnny Hughes - the man I have most admired in my life
The former Clontarf outhalf retired from playing early but never lost his love of the game
Cork Con’s Jack Kelleher: ‘Back-to-back win wouldn’t even be a thought in our heads’
Reaching the AIL final for the fifth time in seven editions is one thing, but winning two in a row, as Con will attempt on Sunday, is another
Clontarf’s Conor Kelly out to banish the ghosts of 2023 in Sunday’s league final
Outhalf has seen the highs and lows of AIL finals, and knows which he prefers, as ‘Tarf face Cork Con at the Aviva
Leinster’s Diarmuid Mangan making rapid strides towards the top
Former Ireland under-20 star now emulating pal Sam Prendergast and impressing with Leinster
Leinster’s success masking alarming fault lines which have emerged in Irish rugby
This season, as things stand, Munster, Ulster and Connacht have all lost more matches than they have won
Ryan Baird likely to return for Leinster-Northampton Champions Cup duel
Calf injury puts James Ryan’s availability in doubt
Leinster look on course to avoid end of season scramble this time around
Bonus-point win over Ulster means that Leo Cullen’s side could have wrapped up home semi-final ahead of final round of URC matches
Ulster’s Richie Murphy questions legality of Leinster’s breakdown and scrum after defeat
Northern province facing battle to finish in the top eight after losing at the Aviva Stadium