'I’m a coach who likes to trust his gut and that won’t change' - Andy Farrell
The new head coach insists he will remain hands-on for Ireland’s training sessions.
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The new head coach insists he will remain hands-on for Ireland’s training sessions.
Stephen Kenny is hoping for another positive display against Italy, after an encouraging start as Ireland U21 boss.
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Nolege is power, guys.
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