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Leo Cullen has named his team for tomorrow night’s Pro14 visit of Ospreys.
Gregor Townsend’s side are in must-win territory in Pool A.
The Connacht out-half has been handed his second Test start against Japan.
Johann van Graan has named a strong team for Saturday’s game in Galway.
Johnny Sexton, Robbie Henshaw and Keith Earls all start for Ireland against Wales at the Aviva Stadium.
Opportunity knocks one final time for a host of players bidding to get into Schmidt’s 31-man World Cup squad.
The likes of Jack Conan and Andrew Conway will be desperate for further chances.
Liam Cahill’s side are bidding to retain their title at the Gaelic Grounds in Limerick on Saturday.
Ross Molony captains the province for their first pre-season hit-out at Donnybrook tomorrow.
Plus, Tommy O’Donnell is set for his first cap in over three years against Italy on Saturday.
Munster’s Mike Haley is also set for his first international cap as he takes up a spot among the replacements.
Premier County boss Liam Sheedy has made two changes to his team for Sunday’s clash with Wexford.
Cillian Buckley drops out for the Cats.
The two sides meet at Páirc Uí Rinn on Wednesday evening.
The sides meet for provincial glory in Navan on Saturday.
The All-Ireland champions are bidding to win their ninth provincial crown in a row against Meath.
Noel McNamara has made eight changes for Monday’s U20 World Championship playoff game against England.
The sides meet in Parnell Park tomorrow night.
The out-half comes back into the starting XV as one of three changes from last week’s win over Munster.
Richie Leahy and Bill Sheehan are drafted in for Sunday’s trip to Netwatch Cullen Park.
Kingspan Stadium hosts the provinces in the last eight of the competition on Saturday evening.
The Division 1 semi-finals are both down for decision this weekend.
The pair have been included in Leo Cullen’s side to face Glasgow Warriors tomorrow.
Saturday’s clash at the Sportsground is a sell-out as the province bid to secure a Pro14 play-off berth.
Manager John Sugrue has made three changes from the round seven defeat of Carlow, while his opposite number, Jack Cooney, has kept faith with the side that drew with Louth
The northern province make five changes from last week’s agonising European defeat to Leinster.
Lindsay Peat is also back in to start for Sunday’s clash against Wales.
Ireland return to the Aviva Stadium to face France on Sunday.
The women’s head coach has made five changes for Saturday evening’s clash against France.
Coach Jacques Brunel has kept faith with the side that defeated Scotland.
The Ireland flanker has shaken off a hamstring injury and will look to get minutes under his belt at the RDS on Friday night.
Joe Schmidt has made four changes to his starting team for the Six Nations.
Conor Fitzgerald starts at out-half alongside the 150-cap Kieran Marmion.
The Welsh welcome Eddie Jones’ side to Cardiff on Saturday in a Grand Slam eliminator.
Chris Farrell is drafted into a starting XV that shows five changes from the opening weekend defeat to England.
O’Brien missed the November win over New Zealand with an arm injury, but is back for the clash with England.
England head coach Eddie Jones has named his side for Saturday’s championship opener in Dublin.
The Cats face Cork at Nowlan Park on Sunday.
The northern province face Benetton in Belfast on Friday night.
James Lowe is also back in the province’s starting XV for the visit of Scarlets.