Readers like you keep news free for everyone.
More than 5,000 readers have already pitched in to keep free access to The Journal.
For the price of one cup of coffee each week you can help keep paywalls away.
Readers like you keep news free for everyone.
More than 5,000 readers have already pitched in to keep free access to The Journal.
For the price of one cup of coffee each week you can help keep paywalls away.
O’Brien may not be fit enough to face Ulster this weekend, but Jonathan Sexton will be back in Leinster’s number 10 shirt.
It’s even caught Ellen DeGeneres’ attention.
The Tullow man has signed on until after the 2019 World Cup.
The Ireland back row remains ‘a couple of weeks’ away with his inner ear issue.
The Leinster back row says more training time and better coaching pushes schools players on faster.
The Tullow Tank faces a disciplinary hearing tomorrow in London.
Ireland’s openside flanker was happy with the defensive effort against Italy.
The Tullow man sat down with The42 to discuss the growth of his game around the breakdown.
Leinster’s 23-year-old back row got his first taste of Test rugby against Scotland.
Leinster’s Sean O’Brien is at number eight for tomorrow’s clash with Scotland.
Sean O’Brien says the Ireland prop as maintained a positive attitude during rehab.
The Leinster back row says this weekend’s Wales clash is being treated as a Six Nations tie would be.
We’ve broken down the Leinster and Toulon opensides’ turnovers on Sunday in Marseille.
Connacht have brought two new faces into their Challenge Cup playing group.
Sean O’Brien was man of the match as Ireland secured a second consecutive Six Nations title.
Return of the big names, Munster’s missing men, Boss as back-up and Sexton back to fitness.
Key men Johnny Sexton and Jamie Heaslip are also ready to be restored to the starting XV.
Ireland’s openside flanker was ruled out before kick-off in Rome this afternoon.
The Leinster back row got through 50 minutes of impressive action on his return from injury.
The back row’s Leinster teammates came up with an unkind nickname during the early stages of his injury.
Ian Madigan starts at out-half, while Keith Earls, Luke Fitzgerald and Gordon D’Arcy are all included in the backline.
There was positive news on Conor Murray too, with the Ireland coach ‘quietly confident’ the scrum-half will play against Italy.
Captain Jamie Heaslip is suffering no ill effects after a ‘bit of a bang’ on the shoulder against Castres.
Leinster will look to the likes of Rhys Ruddock to fill the potential ball-carrying deficit created by injuries to O’Brien and Cian Healy.
Pity the poor lad that got landed with the man-marking job.
The Leinster back row admits to some trepidation on his comeback last weekend, but is nonetheless raring for action.
Your Sunday sob starts right here.
Anais and Samantha had no idea that a random YouTube video would bring them together.
The under 20 lock has a big name, but is building a big reputation of his own.
The rumours over Sean O’Brien and Jamie Heaslip don’t appear to be distracting the Australian coach.
Who’s chopping onions?