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Dublin dentist held a number of highly influential positions in both coaching and administration

The former Scottish international was in the country supporting his son Jack in the Under-20 World Championships

The new tournament is set to start in 2026

Any Other Business: Nama chief turns down bonus, a tough job at Web Summit, HarperCollins cutbacks, hosting a new EU agency, RTÉ auditor’s history, and TV licence sales

The 26-player squad will be confirmed on Wednesday next week

Hugh Cooney received a three-match suspension after being sent off in Ireland’s draw with England on Saturday

With London Irish the latest victim of financial issues, and players seeing their earning options narrow, world rugby is looking enviously in our direction

The former Ireland rugby international talks physical and mental damage he suffered from playing professional rugby during a ‘Wild West’ period and explains why he has joined legal proceedings against the IRFU

Gordon D’Arcy on Munster’s turnaround season and Leinster’s dilemma; Darragh Ó Sé challenges Cork footballers to show some pride

Stadium operator’s accounts show a 63% rise in operating profit last year, with IRFU and FAI contributing €7m in revenue

Dublin businessman previously worked for Irish company providing corporate services to overseas clients

More opportunities need to be found for Irish coaches to bring the skills sharpened overseas to benefit the game here

Dubliner enjoyed a successful six-year stint in Italy after 26 years with IRFU

Search begins for replacement for Greg McWilliams as Sevens players will become available for new WXV in the autumn

Union clarify departed Irish women’s head coach Greg McWilliams was not sacked, it was a mutual decision

Company’s income of €1.52 million compare to takings of €650,342 in 2021

The IRFU confirmed on Tuesday that it was “in discussion” with McWilliams, but did not comment further

A dozen players have been retrospectively recognised by the IRFU for matches in which they played

Rónan Kelleher and Liam Turner also extend their stays at the province

Professional services group was the first official sponsor of the team back in 2014

Rugby suffers from reverse class snobbery, with more than a modicum of justification, but it can also transcend historic barriers

Players will share between €1.5m and €2m which is paid out on an appearance-based sliding scale

Sexton on verge of making his last Six Nations match one to cherish as Ireland's win over Scotland means fourth Grand Slam beckons for Farrell's team

From targeting Conor Murray to the World Cup bid disappointment the two countries have had their moments

O’Brien was the first Ireland international from the Shannon club

Happy Pear’s co-founder’s house plans, Liebherr’s love of Killarney, Mick Wallace’s complaint against the Irish Mirror, and Catherine Noone’s new role as a lobbyist

Ticket touting and practice of reselling tickets above face value was banned in 2021 with Sale of Tickets Act

French ambassador’s residence hosts reception before Ireland v France game

Gerry Murray was cycling on the N20 near Patrickswell when his bike and a truck collided on Tuesday afternoon

Everything you need to know about the opening clash of this year’s tournament

Plans to go to July annual council meeting for consideration and approval

Three-strong team from streaming service giant join Ireland’s squad as they hone their preparations in Quinta da Lago

Plus: Fighting Franco with subversive literature; and the ‘Indiana Jones of the Deep’

Sport organisations urged to ‘redouble’ efforts to meet minimum 40% target for female representation by end of 2023

It is an abomination the Aviva’s atmosphere for Test rugby has been strangled by the traffic to the bar

Talks with Sport Ireland aim to determine actions to be taken to ensure integrity is a value across sport, says Minister

28-year-old played Sevens for Australia at the 2016 Olympics and 2018 Commonwealth Games

Only 25% felt people moving to get drinks during the game greatly diminishes their experience

To a certain degree, national identity has been commodified. It is no longer strictly about birth place or blood ties

As he steps down as Leinster CEO, Mick Dawson looks back on the team’s transformation - and credits rivalry with Munster as the spur to success