Munster's Sammy Arnold and Conor Oliver set for moves to Connacht
The 24-year-old centre and back row have struggled for game time in recent seasons.
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The 24-year-old centre and back row have struggled for game time in recent seasons.
Leinster were unbeaten at Donnybrook in three years when Steph Nel’s men arrived in 2002.
The western province were magnificent in Murrayfield.
Eoghan Grace had spells with Munster, Exeter and Connacht during his playing days.
Auckland native Dominic Robertson-McCoy is in his fourth season with Connacht.
Eoin Griffin retired from rugby last year at the age of 28, after playing for Connacht over 100 times.
The 18-year-old Ballinasloe and Connacht wing is a prolific try-scorer.
The western province set the Pro12 alight before shocking Leinster in a thrilling final performance.
The 20-year-old second row has featured for Connacht in the Pro14 and Champions Cup.
Connacht wing John Porch could have retired from rugby as an U20 player.
The province’s head of athletic performance, David Howarth, explains the new norm.
Former Connacht man George Naoupu is now working as director of rugby in Gonzaga College.
Dublin, Kerry, Galway and Tyrone were represented among the winners, which were announced today.
The Connacht out-half says these are uncertain times for many rugby players.
Connacht out-half Jack Carty speaks about his struggles to move past online criticism of his performances.
Second row Aly Muldowney will retire from professional rugby this summer.
The provinces have no certainty around when they will next play.
Tomo Culhane, Jonathan McGrath, Ryan and Cian Monahan netted one apiece as the Tribe comfortably saw off Roscommon.
The Roscommon man showed astute game management and also scored eight crucial points after the Kings had pulled level.
Ireland coach happy to release Ultan Dillane and Dave Heffernan to play for their province after Italy game gets called off.
The Irish province fly out today for this weekend’s clash with the Southern Kings.
The prop suffered the injury in last Friday’s defeat to Edinburgh.
The 22-year-old, who is in his third year with Connacht’s academy, features in a new TG4 documentary.
Jack Carty was one of three Connacht players sin-binned as Edinburgh forced a five-try win.
The reason Connacht aren’t flying higher in the Pro14 comes down to their four-game losing streak in this season’s inter-pros.
Denis Buckley, Shane Delahunt, Joe Maksymiw and Niall Murray all come into the starting XV.
The scrum-half and prolific wing have penned two-year deals.
The western province defeated Cardiff 29-0 on Saturday, their first shut-out since 2001.
Andy Friend’s side were in beleaguered shape over Christmas and now meet close rivals in Conference B.
The Australian openside proved a shrewd signing for the Westerners.
The Westerners recovered from a 21-0 deficit but were ultimately beaten in a dead-rubber in Pool 5.
The scrum-half returns to the Connacht team for the first time since November against Montpellier today.
The Irish international is back after a two-month absence
Head coach Andy Friend says the scrum-half is in back in full training before their showdown with Montpellier.
The out-half felt mentally refreshed after an enforced break, but would love to get a run of games in the weeks ahead.
Rhys Carre’s early red card made life difficult for his side.
After last week’s unraveling in Leinster, Andy Friend was pleased with how his side took on another European Cup favourite.
Toulouse sealed their qualification and conceded just a penalty try despite finishing with 13 men.
Relive all the action as Andy Friend’s team fell to a disappointing defeat at the Sportsground.
Connacht will return to full strength as they aim for a repeat of their 2016 win over the four-time champs.