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‘We got a little bit of an opportunity to look at guys at a level they haven’t played at before.’
New head coach Tom Tierney will look to build on the momentum of last year’s World Cup.
James Barry and Michael Cahill are set to go under the knife.
Cyrus Christie and David McGoldrick are set to start, while further changes from the Scotland game are expected.
Kildare face Monaghan at 7pm in Croke Park in Round 4B of the football qualifiers.
The Tánaiste said that the new faces in Cabinet will allow them to ‘work afresh’.
We’ve rounded up all the business done on the transfer market in France this summer.
While two other players will make their first championship start for the Kingdom.
Term limits for ministers, performance-related pay, and giving everyone a say on the Budget… The Reform Alliance has a lengthy political wish-list.
Meanwhile, team manager Guy Easterby explains how Luke Fitzgerald’s fitness is being managed at present.
The Kingdom are on the road to Mullingar this weekend.
Wexford travel to Páirc Uí Rinn to face Cork on Sunday.
The Top 14 club have been busy organising their squad for the Irishman’s first campaign as head coach.
The likes of Robin Copeland, Kieran Marmion and Jordi Murphy may have a chance to make their international debuts next month.
Simon Zebo has been left out of an extended 44-man squad, with Robin Copeland and Rodney Ah You included.
The Kildare and Armagh players will link up with Paul Earley’s squad for the second International Rules test.
“It’s going to be a tough season for them,” says Munster legend Alan Quinlan.
The Deise travel to Mullingar next Saturday.
The teams meet in next Sunday’s Connacht semi-final clash.
The interim coach believes there are several youngsters good enough to make the step up to international level.
The duo come in for Aiden McGeady and Keith Fahey, who have been ruled out of the Greece friendly.
Meanwhile, Brian O’Driscoll’s ankle injury is not as serious as first feared, but he will be monitored.
The side have brought in a number of new players for the All-Ireland SFC qualifier round 2 match.
The fly-half is one of two signings announced today as coach Mark Anscombe vows to develop home-grown talent at Ravenhill.