RTÉ GAA Podcast: Ulster showdown & Limerick's reaction
Mikey Stafford and Rory O'Neill are joined by Oisín McConville, Brendan Cummins and Marty Morrissey to look ahed to the weekend's action.
Dublin Sport News
Australia to host 2027 and 2029 Rugby World Cups
World Rugby has confirmed Australia as host of the men's World Cup in 2027 and the women's in 2029 and England has been chosen to stage the 2025 women's tournament, the governing body said on Thursday. The United States was confirmed as host of the men's showpiece event in 2031 and will stage the women's tournament two years later. The hosts were finalised following a World Rugby Council meeting in Dublin. "This is a historic day for rugby in Australia. We are beyond thrilled to be welcoming not one, but two World Cups to our shores," Rugby Australia Chairman Hamish McLennan said.
U.S. announced as hosts of 2031 and 2033 Rugby World Cups
The United States have been confirmed as the host of both the 2031 Men's Rugby World Cup and the 2033 Women's Rugby World Cup as World Rugby lays out the schedule for the next 11 years of the sport.
Australia to host 2027 and 2029 World Cups
:World Rugby has confirmed Australia as host of the men's World Cup in 2027 and the women's in 2029 and England has been chosen to stage the 2025 women's tournament, the governing body said on Thursday.
England to host women’s Rugby World Cup in 2025
England have been confirmed as hosts for the 2025 women’s World Cup as World Rugby mapped out all destination countries for its global events until 2033.
Australia and USA to host next men's Rugby World Cups
Australia and USA have been confirmed as the host countries for the 2027 and 2031 men's Rugby World Cups respectively.
'I definitely got that one wrong' - Arnold admits he could have seen red for Zebo tackle
Toulouse lock Rory Arnold admits he feared he could have been red-carded during their dramatic Heineken Champions Cup quarter-final win against Munster on Saturday.
USA staging 2031 Rugby World Cup a 'game-changer'
The United States staging a first Rugby World Cup would be a "game-changer" for the sport in the country, according to Eagles international Nick Civetta.