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Tuesday 27 October 2020
The Ulster lock will be free to play against Wales on 13 November.
Henderson joins Leinster’s James Ryan as recovering second row options for Ireland’s big autumn schedule.
The France lock was sent off in the 49th minute of their quarter-final defeat to Wales yesterday.
The Dragons second row appeared to suffer the knock while scoring the game’s defining try.
The Northampton second row will be out for four weeks with a calf injury.
With a South Africa trip in store for the Westerners, a December return has been mooted.
‘I had hoped to finish my career after playing in one last Six Nations, but it is not to be.’
The Kiwi head coach feels the deal on offer from Munster and the IRFU came close to matching the contract offered to Ryan by Racing.
The Kerry powerhouse is set to miss at least five weeks with an ankle injury.
Richie Gray is expected to be out for “three to four months” with an arm injury.
The second row was also issued a citing warning over an incident in the win over Sale.
The 23-year-old was cited for an incident that left Glasgow’s Mark Bennett unconscious.
A circular issued to social welfare staff advises them to reject applications for jobseeker’s payments.
Not true says SIPTU, who also say the dispute is a lock out.
The second row has been omitted from a 32-man Wallabies squad to face France next month.
Dan Tuohy will start alongside Devin Toner in Ireland’s second row.
The province have been dealt a double injury blow with the news that Denis Hurley will miss the next five weeks.
Dublin City Public Libraries has taken old photographs of Dublin and juxtaposed them with quotes from James Plunkett’s seminal novel about the 1913 Lockout. Take a look…
In apparently unrelated news, the second row became a father today.
The Ulster captain left the pitch early last night and looks set to be out until February.
The Clermont lock was cited for stamping in the first half of the 49-16 win over Llanelli, but he will return in time for Leinster’s visit to France.
The talented Russian is not resting on his hockey laurels, according to reports in his homeland.
It has been reported that the second-row will give up his armband to the former All Black ahead of the new rugby season.
Munster reveal Ogham Stone signing: Hits like a freight train but useless in line-out.
LIKE ALMOST EVERYTHING this year, Halloween in 2020 will be a bit different from usual.
Large scale fancy-dress parties shouldn’t be happening under Level 5.
One thing we can still do, however, is watch some horror films.
There’s plenty to choose from ranging between the child-friendly to the very scary ones available on streaming platforms and set to be shown on TV in the coming days.
So, this morning we’re asking you: Do you plan to watch some horror films this Halloween?
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