Most fans, if they are very lucky to be following a team reinforced by an indomitable mentality, see a miracle once in a lifetime. Munster’s are now getting used to seeing them once in a generation, at the very least.

Peter Jackson looks back on a remarkable weekend for northern hemisphere sides

When did New Zealand suffer a beating comprehensive enough to provoke pundits all over the nation into ringing alarm bells at the over-powering nature of Ireland’s triumph?

Sexton is only the sixth fly-half to reach a century of Test appearances for his country

Throughout the pandemic, the Government has been less than clear about what is 'advice' and what is 'law', leaving the public confused and fed-up

For the first time in more than half a century, the Lions completed a Test series without a single try from anyone behind the scrum

Is Alun Wyn Jones’ starting spot up for discussion ahead of the deciding Lions Test next weekend?

TMO Marius Jonker's impartiality made the Lions hierarchy look mean-spirited, at best

Not even Ross Byrne’s late converted try could save Leinster from their worst semi-final defeat since Munster, and O’Gara, outplayed them in 2006

With a little help from his friends, Healy has turned it into such a thriving cottage industry that he now stands within sight of doing what no professional rugby player has ever done, winning five Champions’ Cup finals. Only Johnny Sexton can match that, concussion protocols permitting