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As the wind gusted through the Old Course and the temporary buildings erected for this Walker Cup weekend creaked, rattled and groaned on the eve of this match-up between Great Britain & Ireland and the USA, the reality hit home that Lahinch itself will be just as much a player in this Walker Cup.
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As the wind blew a hooley to test the fabric of the madly waving flags attached to swaying poles, Dean Robertson – the non-playing captain of the Great Britain and Ireland (GB&I) team aiming to end the winning streak of a United States team targeting a sixth Walker Cup win in succession – allowed himself a wry grin.
Ronan O’Gara looks set to extend his time in French rugby with La Rochelle following reports in Midi Olympique that the former Munster and Ireland outhalf has begun discussions with his club regarding a new contract extension.
Of all the things that will pick away at Pádraic Joyce now that he has stepped down as Galway manager, maybe the one that will annoy him most is that they were good enough to be better. Some managers leave teams knowing they got the very last drop out of the players available, some walk away knowing they hadn’t the tools in the first place. Joyce wouldn’t have much truck with either assessment here.
Carla Ward’s satnav will need to be in good working order for the new WSL and WSL2 seasons in England, both of which get under way this weekend, because with so many of her squad moving clubs during the summer, she’ll have several new scouting ports of call.
Jimmy O’Brien’s eyes locked on to referee Ben O’Keefe when the Ireland winger emerged from the final ruck in the Nations Championship game against Australia.
Former Ireland and Leinster scrum-half Luke McGrath is the biggest name added to the ranks of more than 20 Irish-heritage players and coaches plying their trade in France.