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IRB must handle dodgy tackle issue with care
LIKE Dr Who, liver and dance music, tackling is something a man either loves or hates.
Coughlan to bring his 'A' game
DOLPHIN'S James Coughlan leads Munster 'A' out in their first British and Irish Cup game against Coventry in Butt's Stadium this evening (7.45) and believes the side has the game-plan to get their campaign off to a winning start.
Sean Og provides taste of Ireland but Fijians still have much to learn
CORK hurling legend Sean Og O hAilpin was a popular addition to the Fijian rugby camp in Stillorgan, Co Dublin yesterday.
Johnson picks power for All Black clash
England have handed Ayoola Erinle his first test start and recalled Simon Shaw and Joe Worsley as manager Martin Johnson opts for power over finesse when they meet the the All Blacks on Saturday.
Peter Bills: Ending slug-fest would be worth a few torn shirts
It is an area as grey and forbidding as a November sky in the northern hemisphere. It is strictly regulated, studiously watched by officials and yet has about as many flaws as Ireland's public transport services.
Sexton earns O'Driscoll's acclaim ahead of senior bow
ANOTHER week and another young Leinster player is selected for his first Ireland cap backboned by a senior prediction of a "great future in Irish rugby".
Controlled changes key to Kidney's game-plan
DENIS LEAMY returns to the position where he earned his first cap for Ireland five years ago when he lines out against Fiji at the RDS this weekend, slotting in at openside flanker for David Wallace, who is rested after Sunday's exciting 20-20 draw with the Wallabies.
'Proud' Sexton gets chance to shine on international stage
JONATHAN SEXTON will become the first Leinster out-half to start for Ireland since Alan McGowan against the USA in 1994 when he makes his debut against Fiji this weekend, as coach Declan Kidney makes eight changes to the side that secured a thrilling 20-20 draw against Australia last weekend.
Inside Rugby
- Williams: O'Driscoll worthy successor
- Modest Earls ready to take flight
- Court call-up worries Brewer
- Gaffney joins in calls for soccer to embrace video referees
- Aussie axing fires D'Arcy
- Kidney's squad approach gets Carr approval
- French in anthem apology
- IRB's latest missive fails to grab the attention of anyone
- Will Hook, Popey be next to answer 'call'?
- Fit-again Shaw gets England nod captain's armband
- 'boks suffer third defeat
- Ireland debut for Sexton
- Ireland debut for Sexton
- Peter Bills: 'Fergie card' a cynical ploy in modern era
- Dwyer hails compatriot Gaffney for Ireland's fine back-line play
- O'Driscoll aiming to rule the world
- Shaw gets England call to counter All Blacks power
- Knee injury sidelines Fitzgerald for six months
- Tony Ward: Time is right for Kidney to shuffle deck
- O'Driscoll heads IRB player award nominees
- The game at a glance
- Fitzgerald knee scare
- Expert view: Prop star a colossus of courage for Kidney
- O'Driscoll delivers on cue
- Eddie's Eagles are not there just yet
