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'I had to turn it off... 'I can't watch this'': Rugby can wait as Dan Leavy eyes long road back
The Leinster and Ireland flanker has found the sport he loves to be a tough watch since his horror knee injury.
'It's nice to be able to focus on one position': Jordi Murphy revelling in run at 7
The former Leinster man is hoping to make his presence felt ‘in the thick of things̵7; against his former club this weekend.
Big call for Schmidt to make at openside with Leavy offering 'X-factor'
Sean O̵7;Brien̵7;s experience is tempting after Josh van der Flier was ruled out.
Tough call on JVDF but O'Brien gets an opportunity 'to work his way back in'
Joe Schmidt calls on O̵7;Brien̵7;s ball-carrying ballast and experience for Ireland̵7;s trip to Murrayfield.
Outstanding Leavy seizing his chance with another big shift in green
The Leinster flanker is relishing a first visit to Twickenham next weekend.
O'Brien's performance puts pressure on returning captain Warburton
‘I know there’s every chance that I might not even get involved in that first Test.̵7;
'I was just running on instinct, I didn't want to stuff it up': Old, wise McCaw still wary of over-thinking the biggest games
The captain is ready to get more battle scars to reach a second consecutive World Cup final.
Analysis: Three of the world's best opensides set for titanic contest
Richie McCaw, David Pocock and Michael Hooper all start as New Zealand face Australia.
End of season fatigue? Richie McCaw says he's just getting started
The Kiwi captain expects energy and fire from the hosts at Lansdowne Road tomorrow.
McCaw leading All Black search for satisfying perfection
Richie McCaw is at the centre of New Zealand̵7;s never-ending drive to improve.
I never stopped believing says Federer after Wimbledon win number seven
The Swiss maestro cherished the ‘great moment̵7; of his record-breaking 17th Grand Slam and praised Andy Murray.