“It’s potentially like a new stage in my career,” said the Ulster veteran, “but I’ve loved every bit of the Six Nations and seeing Joe come in over the last year or 18 months.

Does the word ‘Stuttgart’ have any resonance for them, the way it does for Irish sports fans?

Caoimhín Kelleher has made it possible to enjoy that rare, rare thing – an Irishman on the world stage, mixing it with the best of them.

The Ireland international confirmed he has suffered a break to his foot in training. 

It's the Man Utd legend's first job back in football since standing down as Wales manager in June 2022.

It comes as the Government is seeking to expand the number of female sporting events that would be available on free-to-air TV, as part of its commitment to increase the visibility of women’s sport

“If you were saying the public are disappointed and fans are disappointed that it’s not a Grand Slam, that’s also credit to this team and the expectations that we’ve created for the fans, that that’s where they have us."

You can ask her for advice, but don't expect her to be nice - it's Ask Audrey. What's your problem?

FA's stadium snub should roar Ireland's tigers and distaste from Hungary after Szmodics shuns approach to stick with Ireland.

Erasmus: 'It is a challenge to tell a player, 'OK, you must stop now.' We have guys in their 30s who believe they can win another World Cup'

Shane Lowry will tee off with Tony Finau and Will Zalatoris while Seamus Power is grouped with Grayson Murray and Francesco Molinari.

Cillian Murphy compared his recent Oscar win to Ireland lighting up the World Cup in 1990. Colin Sheridan looks back at some of the occasions that will forever be ingrained on the nation’s psyche

Doku’s chest-high challenge to clear the ball in the 1-1 draw saw him catch Reds midfielder Mac Allister.

"You must meet her for coffee and ask her what was going on at that time. Let her do all the talking. You were never in the wrong here and she probably knows that now."

"We've proved so many times that we can out-play and out-wrestle bigger packs than us."

After a successful schools career with PBC, Six Nations success followed for Munster's Jonathan Wren at U20 level. He looked set fair to progress to the pro ranks. Then sickening injury intervened

After all the waiting, a lot of questions will be answered in the Cotswolds today.

Wales will go into the final game after a 45-24 loss against France, which followed defeats to Scotland, England and Ireland.

'It would be absolutely amazing and so cool if he came to the school. That would be a great honour. I think he really deserved the Oscar and we would love for him to have a cup of tea with us'

Warren Gatland’s side could finish bottom for the first time since 2003.