Donncha O’Callaghan

Patrick Freyne: Ireland’s Fittest Family a far cry from country’s typical household

Easterby believes ‘phenomenal athlete’ James Ryan will become ‘one of the greats’

Focus on climate change and Sean Quinn in offering from ‘flat broke’ broadcaster

Leinster’s current dominance began with memorable semi-final victory in 2009

Cork club braced for another All Ireland League final clash with old rivals Clontarf

Ireland secondrow tossed a coin 50 times before deciding to stay with the province

Alan Gaffney reflects on win over Gloucester to progress in 2003 Heineken Cup

O’Gara and Jennings have little sympathy for outhalf as O’Callaghan dons red-tinted specs

Compelling game swung on controversial decision to disallow Earls’s ‘try’

Former Ireland rugby international addresses Men’s Shed conference in Cork

Apart from gripping the clipboard nervously, Eir Sport’s new Pro14 star is doing fine

Matt Williams: Racing 92 defeat was the worst Munster performance I have witnessed

‘We are going to Dublin to play the best team in Europe’ says coach van Graan

Donncha O’Callaghan, one of the few left with experience of club rugby in 20th century

Nine years from Ireland’s second Grand Slam, Gavin Cummiskey looks at the class of 2009

Team has produced exciting rugby and scored a whopping total of 17 tries so far

No one has won more caps in the Schmidt era than the Leinster lock

Ireland outhalf needed treatment on his back before Friday's Captain’s Run

Kitman Labs’s data has found more contact work in training leads to less injuries in games

Munster lock relishing the prospect of taking on Toulon in the quarter final at Thomond

Virgin Media-owned broadcaster set for a 2018 marked by ‘big events’ and 20th anniversary

Munster duo have every right to prioritise their own future and that of their families

Former Glenstal abbot says pandemic of child abuse and incest is a ‘religious problem’

Former Ireland cap Bob Casey returned from London Irish to work in executive searches

‘We could have made history to be the first team to turn over South Africa in an away series’

‘The key was to be part of a winning culture. And then just leave it’ says ex-Leinster man

Jimmy Duffy hoping to build on Oyonnax against Worcester this weekend

Visit to Castres a tough assignment for several of the newer faces in Erasmus’s side

Late tries from Brian Scott and James Hart get Erasmus’ men over the line

Munster rugby legend honoured for glittering career and work as Unicef ambassador

Former Munster and Ireland lock has made quite an impression in English Premiership

Veterans of 2007 retain influence as Ireland’s first fully professional generation emerges

The 38-year-old Irish lock will spend another year with the English Premiership side

Transfers to English Premiership and French Top 14 now more difficult for Irish players

Three uncapped players Billy Holland, Jack O’Donoghue and Garry Ringrose to start

Anthony would do anything for you on the field. And you wanted to do the same for him

John O’Sullivan looks back at the Irish Under-19 and Under-21 teams of 1998 and 2004

Munster coach blames disappointing season on injuries as he refuses to discuss Erasmus

Securing qualification for Champions Cup next season the primary objective for now

The last two Six Nations campaigns after a World Cup have been painful for Ireland