Person: Milton Haig

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'Russia is not Georgia, and Georgia is not Russia' - World Rugby apologise after Russian song gaffe

World Rugby has issued an apology to Georgia after a Russian song was played to celebrate their win over Uruguay yesterday.

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Aaron Shingler: Wales will throw everything at Ireland

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Boyd fears long-term effect of New Zealand brain drain

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Unconvincing Wales struggle to keep Georgia at bay for win

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Peter Jackson: Can Conor O’Shea rescue Italy?

Time for Six Nations family to make most of Eastern promise

Officials move to clarify role of TMOs as hold-ups face criticism

World Cup chiefs have moved to clarify the role of television match officials following the controversial use of replays during the tournament’s opening weekend.

Wed, 23 Sep, 2015

Referee followed ‘foul play’ protocol in Georgia game

Joe Schmidt last night backed ref JP Doyle’s handling of suspected foul play by a Georgian player on Ireland flanker Dominc Ryan.

Mon, 17 Nov, 2014

Schmidt doesn't blame ref over Ryan stamp

Joe Schmidt has exonerated referee JP Doyle from any blame over Georgia flanker Viktor Kolelisvhili’s unpunished stamp on Ireland debutant Dominic Ryan’s face.

Sun, 16 Nov, 2014

Twist of fortune sees Georgia boss Haig help kick-start Schmidt’s career

Milton Haig has spent three years preaching the rugby gospel in Georgia in his role as the national team’s head coach, but the Kiwi will find it hard to top the influence he has had on the Irish game’s improving fortunes.

Wed, 12 Nov, 2014