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The IRFU is pleased with the job its performance director is doing.
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The IRFU is pleased with the job its performance director is doing.
The IRFU’s David Nucifora on the club game, financial problems, and Irish rugby’s reliance on the schools system.
The 30-year-old Hollywood native last topped the world rankings in September 2015.
‘I’ll always be myself otherwise I wouldn’t be true to what I believe in.’
The Kiwi is arguably Ireland’s greatest ever head coach.
No matter who replaces Paraic Duffy as Ard Stiúrthóir, the GAA is never going back to the old way, writes Tommy Martin.
The 58-year-old secondary school principal gave an emotional victory speech.
Leicester City manager Claudio Ranieri has been named best men’s coach.
The cigarettes were in five pallets which were consigned as ‘catering equipment’.
Lionel Messi was well down the pecking order by his standards, in fifth.
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The County Carlow handler will have to wait at least another 12 months to claim a first crown across the Irish Sea.
UFC lightweight Ross Pearson explains that Conor McGregor has never experienced anything like what he’ll face on Saturday.
Do you agree with the UFC president?
We’ve never even heard of number one.
The Irish Council for Civil Liberties are unhappy about the process used.
The national publication is recruiting.
The Harlequins fullback was simply unstoppable for the duration of the tournament.
The Financial Times’ magazine said that Noonan was awarded the accolade because of his “extraordinary progress” since taking the job in 2011.
This one goes out to you, Gareth.
Complete with a kitty half-time show and cheerleading hedgehogs.
“It is going to be Novak. I do not think there should be any debate around about that.”
The Olympic and US Open champion brought thousands to the streets of the Scottish town.
Brian O’Driscoll got 80 minutes under his belt at Thomond Park and it’s full steam ahead to Heineken Cup action.