Clermont

Ulster without injured McGrath for visit of formidable Clermont

Lock Carter and Lyttle also set to miss clash against star-studded French Top 14 outfit

Big prices for tiny houses and a Chinese bidding frenzy in Bray

Results and forthcoming auctions

Saracens’ classy display cements their place as Europe’s finest

With talents such as Owen Farrell and Maro Itoje in their ranks, they look unstoppable

Chris Ashton may get fairytale finish with Saracens in cup final

Winger could break Vincent Clerc’s all-time European record in final outing with club

Gerry Thornley: Leinster will rue this one that got away

‘We feel very frustrated . . . but there is a lot more to come from this team,’ says Cullen

Johnny Sexton full of optimism for future despite European exit

Leinster outhalf ‘gutted’ not to get crack at Saracens in Champions Cup final

Gordon D'Arcy: Onus on Munster and Leinster to conjure up something special

A Munster win in Dublin seems more logical than a Leinster win over Clermont in Lyon

Cream rises to the top as Munster and Leinster prepare for semi-finals

Provinces will be underdogs against Saracens and Clermont, but at least they’re back

Clermont power past Toulon to set up Leinster semi-final

Champions Cup payback as second-half tries see off winners of 2013 and 2015 finals

Michael Murphy feels time is right to trade sports

Donegal captain not concerned about making temporary step up to professional rugby

Ulster pay price for slow start as they leave Clermont empty-handed

Les Kiss’s men rallied in second half but it wasn’t enough for vital bonus point

All four provinces standing tall on European stage

Leinster primed for last-eight berth while Connacht and Ulster are firmly in the mix

Gerry Thornley: It’s baby steps to begin with for Irish provinces

Champions Cup likely to be Anglo-French carve-up again with odds against Pro12 sides

If you weren’t confused before about the Champions Cup . . . you will be now

Winding road to a home semi-final involves a number of rather confusing permutations

European Cup’s unique sense of occasion wins out despite final flaws

Competition retains old drama in its new guise even if it is devalued by early finish

Iain Henderson has look of Ian Jones and all tools to be a standout player

Connacht loosehead Denis Buckley is another player to have had excellent season

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