18 May, 11:09
IRFU Chief Executive Philip Browne has issued a statement following confirmation of Ronan O'Gara's decision to retire from playing professional rugby.
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18 May, 10:21
Ronan O'Gara's retirement from professional rugby brings to an end an achievement-packed career that saw him dominate matches in Ireland and around the world in the colours of Cork Constitution, Munster, Ireland and the British & Irish Lions.
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17 May, 07:00
IRFU provincial and national age grade coaches - Under-18s, Under-19s and Under-20s - and IRFU elite player development staff from the four provinces gathered recently to review their experiences, discuss challenges and align closer to ensure the development of more effective elite players across the IRFU Elite Player Pathway.
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16 May, 09:52
The IRFU today announced a new one-year contract with Brian O'Driscoll which will see him remain available to play for Ireland and Leinster until the end of June 2014.
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League Fixtures Re-Arranged For Provinces
27 April 2006, 3:29 pm
The Celtic League have confirmed that three fixtures - involving Leinster, Munster and Ulster - have been re-arranged during the title run-in next month.
The Celtic League have confirmed that three fixtures - involving Leinster, Munster and Ulster - have been re-arranged during the title run-in next month.
Munster's re-arranged game against Llanelli Scarlets will be played on Tuesday, May 9 at Stradey Park. The kick-off will be 7.05pm. This fixture had been held over until the Irish finalist for the Heineken Cup had been decided.
The busy Scarlets' other outstanding fixture - against Ulster - will be played on Friday, May 19 (kick-off 7.10pm) at Stradey Park.
The final re-arrangement will see Cardiff Blues host Leinster at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff on Sunday, May 14 - with kick-off at 6.10pm. The change of time and venue is due to the switch of the English FA Cup Final the previous day to Cardiff.
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