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Thursday 21 October 2021
The province bring their season to a close with a home game against Dragons.
Leo Cullen is looking for Leinster to end their season with one last big performance at the RDS.
The two provinces have different agendas ahead of this evening’s Rainbow Cup clash.
The capacity for this proof of concept match will be capped at 2,000 supporters.
Leo Cullen’s men have never beaten Toulon but aim to set the record straight at the RDS.
Johnny Sexton and Tadhg Furlong will be on the bench for Leo Cullen’s side.
Head coach Leo Cullen has opted for a number of new combinations in his team.
The Aviva Stadium is hosting a football international on the same date.
Leo Cullen’s side landed an important victory in the battle for top spot in Conference A.
Three second-half tries helped the home side to overturn a 9-5 deficit at the break.
Leo Cullen’s side notched another bonus point win despite a spate of pre and post kick-off injury issues.
Those in need can attend the mobile kitchen between 10am and 1pm on Christmas Day.
Cian Kelleher got a hat-trick and Luke McGrath scored a brace as the home side kept their run going.
Leo Cullen’s men hammered a poor Zebre side at the RDS, scoring nine tries in total.
James Lowe scored two tries as the defending champions beat the Dragons at the RDS.
Bill Johnston scored 14 points as the Ulster back row delivered an excellent performance.
The event was scheduled for 15-19 July at the RDS.
The ‘Mary Lou Monsoon’, like today’s wild weather, arrived with the dawn.
“I think certainly the election has proven to be seismic,” McDonald said.
Around 3,000 Christmas dinners will also be prepared and delivered to the homes of those in need.
Ulster’s strong finish left Leo Cullen disappointed with how the 14-try match ended.
The head coach doesn’t have to look beyond his own squad for proof a 33-year-old can play his way back in.
The incident happened on Simmonscourt Road, Donnybrook.
Independent Mannix Flynn was elected on the fifth count, beating People Before Profit’s Annette Mooney by 12 votes.
Leo Cullen’s men were simply more clinical with ball in hand.
The 23-year-old out-half was wearing Leinster’s 15 shirt in this fixture a year ago.
The rival provinces met at the same stage last season and Leinster report that demand is higher this time around.
The reigning Pro14 champions suffered their first home loss of the season on Saturday.
The companies were presenting at the Showcase international trade fair that looks at products made and designed in Ireland.
Dan McFarland is without his front-line Ireland internationals for the visit to Dublin.
The RDS will be packed to the rafters on Saturday week for the pivotal Pool 1 clash.
Going to need a little less edge on that, Jon.
The music promoter died suddenly at his home in Dublin this evening.
Leinster boss Leo Cullen looked to ease the excitement at Leinster’s superb performance against Wasps.
Leo Cullen’s men began their Heineken Champions Cup defence with a brilliant eight-try win.
The Ireland flanker is fit again after recovering from a shoulder procedure.
The scrum-half was at the heart of Leinster’s scoring efforts after a stuttering start against the Dragons.
Archbishop Eamon Martin was in the audience as the campaigner spoke at the RDS.
The best-available medical evidence consistently refutes the claims made in the leaflet.
NIGHTCLUBS ARE TO be allowed to reopen as planned this Friday, 22 October – but new advice specifically for the sector is being developed, and has yet to be released.
The announcement was made yesterday by Taoiseach Micheál Martin following a Cabinet meeting to discuss the easing of restrictions.
In a government document released yesterday afternoon, it was confirmed that:
However, this sectoral guidance is yet to be released. The Taoiseach did confirm to reporters that “what traditionally happens at nightclubs will still happen at nightclubs” – though he didn’t specify exactly what that entailed.
So, today we want to know… Would you be happy to go to a nightclub in the next few months?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Concert promoter Shane Dunne reacts to the latest government announcement on the live events sector.
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