Andy Farrell's men got away with it in the Aviva against a tricky Italian side. One fears the English will be less forgiving

The former Ireland hooker on his rugby family, why Andy Farrell’s side need to rebuild and the physical toll of touring with the Lions

"I’m not going to be that fella who scored five goals one time in 2025. I want to have more big moments like that, hopefully starting in March."

A humbling Six Nations defeat at Murrayfield has left the England coach with significant questions to answer.

Pressure is telling on Scott Parker at Burnley while Dominik Szoboszlai is reaching new heights for Liverpool.

Despite the win, Ireland were far from perfect.

Arsenal booked their place in the fifth round of the FA Cup with a thumping 4-0 win over League One Wigan at the Emirates.

Our world — and the needs of the people who live in it — has evolved drastically in recent years

The two teams are due to play each other in the autumn: the away leg on September 27 and the home fixture on October 4

The 27-year-old winger is targeting being back for pre-season training with Connacht in the summer and hitting the ground running for Stuart Lancaster’s side at the start of the 2026/27 season.

Remarks that the UK has been overwhelmed by immigration are not just morally egregious, they are dangerous. 

The Ireland boss said some supporters online need to 'cop on'. 

The Reds earned an impressive win over Brighton on Saturday night. 

Having lost the toss at the Sinhalese Sports Club Ground, Ireland had to consolidate with the bat after the wickets of Tim Tector, Ross Adair and Harry Tector inside the powerplay

Manchester United minority owner Ratcliffe this week sparked controversy by claiming the UK had been “colonised” by immigrants, and has since apologised for any offence caused by his remarks

"In 1980, the borders reopened, and the steely-eyed Irishman left Arsenal for Juventus."

From Six Nations rugby to racing’s Irish Derby, prize money is shaping the financial future of Irish sport

According to Government officials, the economic benefits will be 'in excess of €300m' to Ireland as a whole

The Italian has adopted a tough love approach to his loan player since he arrived from Brighton, publicly questioning his attitude and physical condition.

Former Croatia international Tudor was dismissed by Juventus last October following an eight-match run without a win.