Finally Some Good News On The Injury Front For Irish Rugby
Ulster & Munster are without Iain Henderson, Tommy Bowe, Jared Payne & Peter O’Mahony for a prolonged period. For Leinster however, there has been some good news. They kick off...
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Former Springbok Captain Jean de Villiers Signs For Leicester
Former Springbok captain Jean de Villiers has joined Aviva Premiership side Leicester Tigers. The former Munster centre was ruled out of the Rugby World Cup with a fractured jaw after...
Leaving Sean Dougall Go Could Come Back to Haunt Munster as Champions Cup Approaches
ANTHONY FOLEY’S MEN open their European campaign in Thomond Park on the 14th of November, much to the excitement of provincial fans. However, the injury toll that has struck the...
Five Things that only True Thomond Park-goers Will Understand
Thomond Park has been referred to as possibly the best stadium in the world for atmosphere. Memories have been made and hearts have been broken there. A lot of us...
Munster Rugby Wishlist 2015/2016: Top Five
It has been quite a long Summer for us rugby fans in the Irish rain. In fact, you have to go all the way back to May to recall a...
Player Analysis: Simon Zebo
In the midst of his rise to stardom, Simon Zebo has split Irish fans’ opinions in a manner that we’ve never witnessed before. This piece will take both the positive and negative...
The Fall of European Rugby
In an era of financial imbalance, concussions and complications, we discuss the current state and future of the game that we all love. Will France’s dominance ever fade from European...
Tyler Bleyendaal Expectations
Southern Hemisphere talent is set to star for Munster New Zealand born Tyler Bleyendaal confirmed his move from the Crusaders to Munster last summer. Many of us felt much excitement as...
Leinster hang on to overcome a spirited Bath challenge
Leinster booked their place in the Champions Cup semi-final after beating Bath 18-15 at the Aviva Stadium. Ian Madigan was the key man for Leinster as his six penalties were...
Domestic leagues going from strength to strength as European rugby wanes
It might just be me but the European competitions, the Challenge Cup and the now termed Champions Cup don’t seem to have the same aura and excitement surrounding them this...
