‘The games you dream of playing’: Munster’s Tom Farrell on his roundabout way to the top
The centre discusses Munster’s Champions Cup clash with Bath and his long route to Ireland caps
The centre discusses Munster’s Champions Cup clash with Bath and his long route to Ireland caps
Suspension reduced from 18 weeks due to mitigating factors including his previous record
Former Ireland tighthead Mike Ross talks us through the finer details of the scrum as well as the ‘PR campaign’ against Andrew Porter and lessons from the loss to South Africa
Springboks score 11 tries in Cardiff but secondrow Etzebeth sent off for eye gouge on Alex Mann
Loss of players and chaotic first half on Saturday made for severe test of team and coaches
Despite disappointment of defeat, Munster player feels national team is heading in the right direction
There were positives, but head coach only has a little over two months until Six Nations starts
If Aviva Stadium debacle doesn’t convince World Rugby to fix the sport, nothing will
One ventures Andy Farrell is privately more worried than he lets on, and so must be the scrum coach John Fogarty
Jack Crowley echoed Connacht veteran’s sentiments following war of attrition against world champions
Ireland reduced to 12 for a spell as referee Matthew Carley features prominently
Matthew Carley showed seven yellow cards on Saturday, with one upgraded and one rescinded, but there probably should have been more
Donal Lenihan found himself in need of an abacus for much of Saturday’s game at the Aviva
World champions’ dominant display draws praise but visiting media credit Ireland’s dogged resistance in defeat
Ill-discipline hindered Ireland against the Springboks, but their admirable collective spirit offered some solace
Joe Schmidt's side suffered a first winless tour of Europe in 67 years
‘I’m proud of the fight, the courage, the character that we showed at times,’ says Caelan Doris
Head coach said he was giving travelling fans the thumbs up at the end of the game
Three yellow cards and a red card for Ireland in first half as they could not deal with South African physicality
Given the heroic closing stages, Andy Farrell will wonder the cost of energy-sapping first half
Mack Hansen and Caelan Doris among those who impressed in difficult circumstances
Wales twice reduced to 14 men in 26-point defeat
The latest instalment in Ireland’s rivalry with all-conquering Springboks will surely ignite the Aviva
Rassie Erasmus wants to see how the talented 23-year-old outhalf handles the cauldron of a Test against Ireland
Defeat in Paris will complete a rare winless European tour and mean Joe Schmidt’s side finish 2025 as, statistically, the worst ever Wallabies
Irish captain believes Saturday’s final Test match of the year will define the side’s November campaign
Visitors at the end of a long season, while Ireland are rediscovering that winning groove after putting 46 points on the Wallabies
Setpiece in 2025 running at 89.1%, which is higher than the 85.9% of world champions, the Springboks
‘I think Sam’s ability as a flyhalf far outweighs a work-on within his game’
Confusing and bewildering rules around tackling have become hugely consequential for the game
South Africa are dominating the global game, but they need to avoid red cards if they’re going to beat Andy Farrell’s men
South Africa make two alterations to the starting team that beat France a fortnight ago
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