Murphy: No three-in-a-row talk for Ireland U20s
Ireland U20s boss Richie Murphy says there is no talk of three-in-a-row in the camp because it simply doesn't apply to his team.
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Ireland U20s boss Richie Murphy says there is no talk of three-in-a-row in the camp because it simply doesn't apply to his team.
Evan O'Connell will captain the Ireland U20s for this season’s Six Nations campaign and is one of four players who were involved in last season’s Grand Slam win.
Peter O'Mahony will make his return from injury for Munster in Toulon tomorrow with the former captain named in the back row for the Investec Champions Cup Pool 3 clash.
Simon Zebo, Dave Kilcoyne and Oli Jager will all start for Munster in the URC Interpro derby against Leinster on St Stephen's Day (7.35pm, live on RTÉ2/Player). There are four personnel changes altogether and one positional switch to the side beaten 32-24 by Exeter Chiefs last week. Tighthead prop Jager makes his first start for Munster on his third appearance for the province and Dave Kilcoyne joins Jager in the front row on his first start of the campaign. Hooker Diarmuid Barron captains the side and packs down with Kilcoyne and Jager in the front row. Simon Zebo comes into the side at full-back for his second appearance of the season with Shane Daly moving to the left wing. Calvin Nash keeps his place on the right wing with the centre and half-back partnerships unchanged. Scrum-half Craig Casey and out-half Jack Crowley start together once again with Alex Nankivell and Antoine Frisch in midfield.
Munster will be without Peter O'Mahony once again for Sunday's Investec Champions Cup Pool 3 meeting with Exeter at Sandy Park.
The six-strong shortlist for the RTÉ Young Sportsperson of the Year has been revealed.
New signing Oli Jager is set to make his Munster debut tomorrow against Glasgow Warriors.
Munster are likely to be without both Peter O'Mahony and Jack O'Donoghue for this weekend's meeting with Leinster, in a double injury blow for the BKT United Rugby champions.