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Brendan O'Brien: Absent Gatland casts long shadow over Aviva as Wales come to town

After 12 years and 151 tests in charge of Wales, Warren Gatland’s Super Rugby coaching career with the Chiefs began with a remarkable comeback victory over the Blues in Auckland.

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Schmidt launches passionate defence of overseas-born players after controversial Kleyn selection

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Joe Schmidt: 'We would encourage the genuine supporter not to lose faith'

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Jones says All Blacks 20 minutes ahead of the rest

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Schmidt sees life in Brian

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Chosen one Davies pays tribute to O’Driscoll

Man sheds fat for charity

A Spanish man is shedding his body fat for charity.

Mon, 11 Jun, 2012

Gatland set to have fully-fit Wales squad

Neil Jenkins welcomed the return of Wales’ World Cup injury casualties today as preparations continued for a quarter-final showdown with Ireland.

Wed, 05 Oct, 2011

Jones: I feared for my future

Wales forward Alun-Wyn Jones has revealed the full agony of his Twickenham sin-bin torture and admitted: “I thought it would jeopardise my international career.”

Tue, 09 Feb, 2010

Protestors picket EU trade meeting

Anti-globalisation protestors have held a protest in Dublin to coincide with a meeting of the EU’s highly secretive Article 133 Committee.

Fri, 20 Feb, 2004

Protestors demonstrate as Article 133 Committee meets

Anti-globalisation protestors are due to demonstrate in Dublin today to coincide with a meeting of the EU’s Article 133 Committee.

Fri, 20 Feb, 2004

EU draft a threat to health and education

THE draft EU constitution has serious consequences because it will remove decisions on how health and education services are provided from the control of Irish legislators.

Fri, 19 Dec, 2003

Treaty brings fears for public services

There are fears that Ireland will lose control of public services like water, gas and electricity if the Nice Treaty is passed.

Fri, 04 Oct, 2002

The Sky is not about to fall in on the Irish footballing world

THE prospect of having to pay to watch our national football team play its home games for the next four years has been exercising the public mind not the newly published Ansbacher report.

Thu, 11 Jul, 2002