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The 2003/2004 Heineken Cup Fixtures
18 July 2003 15:23
Munster and Ulster will be away in their opening Heineken Cup matches, Leinster Lions have home advantage and the title holders Toulouse will be in London
Munster and Ulster will be away in their opening Heineken Cup matches, Leinster Lions will have home advantage and the title holders Toulouse will be in London on the opening day to begin their defence of the trophy against Warren Gatland's Wasps.
POOL 6: London Wasps v Celtic Warriors; Perpignan v Ghial Amatori & Calvisano.
Round 1 - 5/6/7 December, 2003.POOL 1: Stade Francais v Leicester Tigers; Gwent Dragons v Ulster. POOL 2: Leeds Tykes v Neath/Swansea; Edinburgh Rugby v Toulouse. POOL 3: Sale Sharks v Cardiff Blues; Leinster Lions v Biarritz Olympique. POOL 4: SU Agen v The Borders; Llanelli Scarlets v Northampton Saints. POOL 5: Bourgoin v Munster; Benetton Treviso v Gloucester. POOL 6: Celtic Warriors v Ghial Amatori & Calvisano; London Wasps v Perpignan.
Round 2 -12/13/14 December. POOL 1:Leicester Tigers v Gwent Dragons; Ulster v Stade Francais. POOL 2: Neath/Swansea v Edinburgh Rugby; Toulouse v Leeds Tykes. POOL 3: Cardiff Blues v Leinster Lions; Biarritz Olympique v Sale Sharks. POOL 4: The Borders v Llanelli Scarlets; Northampton Saints v SU Agen. POOL 5: Munster v Benetton Treviso; Gloucester v Bourgoin. POOL 6: Ghial Amatori & Calvisano v London Wasps; Perpignan v Celtic Warriors.
Round 3 - 9/10/11 January, 2004. POOL 1: Gwent Dragons v Stade Francais; Ulster v Leicester Tigers. POOL 2: Edinburgh Rugby v Leeds Tykes; Toulouse v Neath/Swansea. POOL 3: Leinster Lions v Sale Sharks; Biarritz Olympique v Cardiff Blues. POOL 4: Llanelli Scarlets v SU Agen; Northampton Saints v The Borders. POOL 5: Benetton Treviso v Bourgoin; Gloucester v Munster.
Round 4 - 16/17/18 January. POOL 1: Stade Francais v Gwent Dragons; Leicester Tigers v Ulster. POOL 2: Leeds Tykes v Edinburgh Rugby; Neath/Swansea v Toulouse. POOL 3: Sale Sharks v Leinster Lions; Cardiff Blues v Biarritz Olympique. POOL 4: SU Agen v Llanelli Scarlets; The Borders v Northampton Saints. POOL 5: Bourgoin v Benetton Treviso; Munster v Gloucester.POOL 6: Celtic Warriors v London Wasps; Ghial Amatori & Calvisano v Perpignan.
Round 5 - 23/24/25 January. POOL 1:Stade Francais v Ulster; Gwent Dragons v Leicester Tigers. POOL 2: Leeds Tykes v Toulouse; Edinburgh Rugby v Neath/Swansea. POOL 3: Sale Sharks v Biarritz Olympique; Leinster Lions v Cardiff Blues. POOL 4: SU Agen v Northampton Saints; Llanelli Scarlets v The Borders. POOL 5: Bourgoin v Gloucester; Benetton Treviso v Munster. POOL 6: Celtic Warriors v Perpignan; London Wasps v Ghial Amatori & Calvisano.
Round 6 - 30/31 January/1 February. POOL 1:Ulster v Gwent Dragons; Leicester Tigers v Stade Francais. POOL 2: Toulouse v Edinburgh Rugby; Neath/Swansea v Leeds Tykes. POOL 3: Biarritz Olympique v Leinster Lions; Cardiff Blues v Sale Sharks. POOL 4: Northampton Saints v Llanelli Scarlets; The Borders v SU Agen. POOL 5: Gloucester v Benetton Treviso; Munster v Bourgoin. POOL 6: Perpignan v London Wasps; Ghial Amatori & Calvisano v Celtic Warriors.
Heineken Cup quarter-finals: 9/10/11 April.
Heineken Cup semi-finals: 24/25 April.
Heineken Cup final: 22/23 May 2004.
27 Jun, 17:30
Marie Louise Reilly joined her Ireland team-mates Nora Stapleton and Lindsay Peat at a recent Dublin City Council event in support of the upcoming Women's Rugby World Cup. Reilly, who works as a DCC Sports Officer, said: "The team are coming together really well, we're working hard and hopefully August will be really memorable not just for us but for the whole country."
27 Jun, 17:00
Fiona Coghlan, Women's Rugby World Cup 2017 Ambassador and Chair of the Dublin City Sports and Wellbeing Partnership, speaks about Dublin City Council's support of the tournament in August and the momentum and excitement building in the capital and around the four provinces for WRWC 2017.
23 Jun, 08:50
Felix Jones, who is the visiting coach in Ireland camp this week, spoke to Irish Rugby TV about how 'interesting' and 'valuable' his time in Tokyo has been, and also what the transition from player to coach is like. He retired in October 2015 and is now Munster's back-line and attack coach.
23 Jun, 08:28
Speaking ahead of Saturday's second Test against Japan, Ireland tour captain Rhys Ruddock said: "We've been happy with the results so far, and there's been bits of the performances we've been really happy with and some bits that we're looking to improve on. Tomorrow marks the last opportunity to go out and do that, so we're all really excited about getting out there now."
22 Jun, 11:13
Ulster's Luke Marshall, who will return to the Irish midfield in Tokyo on Saturday, is expecting Japan to 'come back pretty hard' following their 50-22 defeat in Shizuoka last weekend.
22 Jun, 11:02
Set for his third start of the summer tour, Ireland number 8 Jack Conan said: "We gave ourselves the objective of coming over with three good performances, and I feel like we're one away from that. It'll be another massive 80 minutes and everyone wants to finish the season on a high."
20 Jun, 15:41
Marking the 50-day countdown, we hear from Women's Rugby World Cup 2017 Tournament Director Garrett Tubridy and Ireland forwards Cliodhna Moloney and Paula Fitzpatrick as the tournament, which will be held in Dublin and Belfast from August 9 to 26, draws ever closer.
19 Jun, 01:50
Highlights from Ireland's 50-22 first Test victory over Japan at Ecopa Stadium in Shizuoka. Joe Schmidt's men ran in seven tries with two each from Keith Earls, Dan Leavy and Jack Conan, while Garry Ringrose also dotted down.
6 Jun, 18:06
An Ireland Women's XV triumphed 24-22 over Japan in a behind-closed-doors uncapped trial match at the UCD Bowl last Saturday, with Hannah Tyrrell and Claire Molloy crossing for late tries.
20 Apr, 16:46
The Ireland Under-18 and Under-19 squads had a busy Easter period with seven matches played in Ashbourne, Cardiff, Llanelli, Caerphilly and Bordeaux. Check out some of the tries scored. Full match reports are available on www.irishrugby.ie.
18 Apr, 12:33
Speaking to RTE Radio rugby correspondent Michael Corcoran, Ireland head coach Joe Schmidt was asked about prioritising players playing in Ireland when it comes to national selection over those who are based overseas.
18 Apr, 12:25
In an interview broadcast on RTE Radio 1's 'Sunday Sport' programme, Ireland head coach Joe Schmidt discussed the challenges and opportunities presented by the summer tour to the USA and Japan, and also looked ahead to next month's Rugby World Cup Pool Draw.
18 Apr, 12:12
Speaking about working with the provinces and monitoring players' progress, Ireland head coach Joe Schmidt told RTE Radio 1: "For us, having the best quality of performance within the provinces, getting some really good coaching from the provincial coaches, which we know is happening at the moment, that's the foundation that we need because in the end we get the players in a match week pretty much."
18 Apr, 11:41
In an interview with RTE Radio rugby correspondent Michael Corcoran, Ireland head coach Joe Schmidt confirmed that Girvan Dempsey, Felix Jones and Ronan O'Gara will be incorporated into the coaching group for the upcoming summer tour to the USA and Japan.
13 Apr, 16:06
IRFU National Talent Development Manager Hendrik Kruger says the Easter age-grade internationals give the Ireland Under-18 and Under-19 players 'the chance to represent their country and experience international rugby' and are 'the highlight of their season'.
13 Apr, 14:50
The Ireland Under-18 Clubs & Schools team (sponsored by PwC) played the England U-18 Counties side in the first of two matches at Ashbourne RFC this week. Check out the highlights from Wednesday's entertaining clash.
28 Mar, 18:32
The Ireland Under-19s, sponsored by PwC, hosted the touring Japan squad in sunny conditions at Donnybrook on Saturday, with 12 tries and 81 points scored in an exciting and fast-paced encounter.
22 Mar, 18:41
Four of our stadiums through the eyes of four Irish sporting legends. O'Driscoll on Aviva Stadium, Brogan on Croke Park, Matthews on Kingspan Stadium and O'Connell on Thomond Park. The world is invited #Ireland2023.
20 Mar, 11:09
Winger Simon Zebo pays tribute to the Ireland fans who roared the team on to victory against RBS 6 Nations champions England at the Aviva Stadium.
18 Mar, 22:47
Scrum half Luke McGrath, who came on to make his Six Nations debut in the closing stages, gives his assessment of Ireland's 13-9 win at home to England. With a little help from Simon Zebo!
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