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The Tribesmen entertain Antrim in the first round of Division 1B fixtures on Sunday.
The sides clash in the Gaelic Grounds tomorrow afternoon.
Isa Nacewa also returns from injury to captain Leinster in their round five clash at the RDS.
Wiehahn Herbst was a late withdrawal from the squad, so Ross Kane has been drafted in from A duty to take a place among the replacements.
The Rebels face Clare at Mallow’s GAA Complex this weekend.
The Lilywhites take on Louth in the O’Byrne Cup tomorrow night.
Kieran Keane’s side are looking to get back to winning ways this weekend.
The Dragons are hoping to end a 64-year losing streak against the world champions in Cardiff this Saturday.
Paul Marshall is set to make his 200th appearance for the province.
Leo Cullen has named his team to face Dragons in the Pro14 tomorrow evening.
There are also first starts in green for Darren Sweetnam, Andrew Porter and Rob Herring.
Eddie Jones brings back the Saracens centre.
Leinster have four Ireland players available for Friday’s trip to Scotstoun.
Kieran Keane has shown his hand for the province’s Challenge Cup clash against Oyonnax.
Kieran Marmion is set to make his 100th Championship appearance for the province while captain John Muldoon is also named to start.
Both teams have made a single change before Sunday’s All-Ireland final.
Kieran Kingston takes his side into action against Waterford on Sunday.
Derek McGrath and Kieran Kingston are putting the finishing touches to their preparations.
The Crokes forward will captain the Kingdom at Croke Park on Sunday.
David McInerney and Aron Shanagher have both failed late fitness tests.
Nowlan Park plays host to the All-Ireland qualifier meeting this Saturday evening.
Nowlan Park plays host to their All-Ireland qualifier meeting this Saturday evening.
Plenty for Éamonn Fitzmaurice and Peadar Healy to ponder.
Rieko Ioane and Sonny Bill Williams have been included in the All Black side.
Dave Heffernan, Andrew Porter, James Ryan and Rory Scannell could also make their debuts off the bench.
The sides meet in Portlaoise tomorrow night.
Limerick travel to Ennis on Sunday to face Clare.
Antrim have also unveiled their team for their clash against Donegal.
Ulster champions Donegal are yet to name their side.
It’s Connacht v Leinster in Galway on Saturday night.
The two provinces will square off in the Guinness Pro12 tomorrow at Thomond Park.
The All-Ireland champions are chasing a fifth straight league title at Croke Park.
The number eight got through 72 minutes for Saracens over the weekend.
Senior defender Brian Ó Beaglaoich misses out through injury
Rassie Erasmus has shuffled his side for tomorrow’s game.
Leinster head to Rodney Parade tomorrow night.
Ireland internationals James Tracy and Josh van der Flier are also named in the starting XV.
Ireland’s Six Nations campaign gets underway at Murrayfield on Saturday.
Kevin McStay’s Rossies will be aiming to regain the title they lost to the Tribesmen last season.
Their reward for tonight’s win is a spot in the Walsh Cup semi-finals.