Munster's big guns return as Connacht make four changes for inter-pro clash
Bundee Aki hasn’t recovered from a knee injury to feature at the Sportsground.
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Bundee Aki hasn’t recovered from a knee injury to feature at the Sportsground.
A host of big names return for tomorrow’s game at the RDS, though Jacob Stockdale misses out with injury.
Leinster host Connacht at the RDS tomorrow evening.
Johann van Graan makes 14 changes to the Munster starting XV, while Dan McFarland makes 10 for Ulster.
Eoghan Masterson is set for his 100th appearance.
No changes, as of yet anyway…
Dublin have made one change for the decider.
Andy Friend’s men hope to deliver more of the good stuff from Paris last weekend.
Johann van Graan has made three changes to his starting XV for the trip to France.
Kilkenny and Galway meet in the Leinster U20 hurling semi-final tomorrow night while Tipperary are in the Munster final on Sunday.
Four players miss out due to Covid-19.
It means goalkeeper David Clarke is set to play his 55th Championship game.
David Power has been boosted by the return of star forward Jack Kennedy to the bench.
Gregor Townsend has made six changes to his team for the visit to Dublin.
The westerners have been unfortunate with postponements so far this season.
Kick-off at Tallaght Stadium is 5pm, with the game live on RTÉ 2.
Johann van Graan has shown his hand for tomorrow’s Pro14 clash.
Limerick, meanwhile, have made two changes to their side.
Andy Farrell has made nine changes to his team for the clash with Georgia.
Fineen Wycherley shifts from the second row to the back row for the visit to Scotstoun.
Sunday’s decider throws in at 1.30pm at Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
Troy Parrott and the Shamrock Rovers trio of Jack Byrne, Graham Burke and Aaron McEneff are on the bench.
Keith Earls, Bundee Aki and CJ Stander have also come into the starting XV for Twickenham.
Gareth Bale starts for Wales.
The 26-year-old has made three replacement appearances in recent weeks.
Portlaoise plays host to tomorrow’s mouth-watering qualifier.
The Tribe face Kilkenny tomorrow night.
Kieran Kingston has kept the faith in his starting 15.
The Tribe ring the changes for Sunday’s showdown against Mayo.
Jack Grealish starts for England, with Declan Rice on the bench.
The Aviva Stadium hosts the Autumn Nations Cup opener.
Head coach Andy Farrell has named a much-changed matchday 23 for the Autumn Nations Cup clash.
Dessie Farrell’s side open their six-in-a-row bid against Westmeath, while the Kingdom face Cork tomorrow.
Leo Cullen has named his side to face Ospreys tomorrow, with Dan Leavy on the bench again.
Academy prop Josh Wycherley makes his first start for the province.
Eoin Cody and Ciaran Wallace are among the players that have been given the nod.
Kieran Kingston names an experienced side for the clash.
The All-Ireland senior football championship returns this weekend.
Sunday’s Connacht quarter-final against Leitrim is due to take place at Avantcard Páirc Seán Mac Diarmada.
Fullback Anthony Bouthier has been deemed fit to start in Paris.