Leinster capable of dealing with summit fever
The faces of the players as they traipsed past the cup at the end of last year's final told its own story.
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No Robbie Henshaw but Josh van der Flier and Ryan Baird fit for Leinster
Josh van der Flier and Ryan Baird have both been passed fit for Leinster's Heineken Champions Cup semi-final with Toulouse on Saturday (live on RTÉ2 and RTÉ Player) but Robbie Henshaw has been ruled out due to injury.
Leinster's Doris returns at openside with Van der Flier ruled out for Leicester clash
Caelan Doris has been named at openside flanker in place of the injured Josh van der Flier for Leinster's Heineken Champions Cup clash with Leicester tomorrow night.
Ireland look to England's 2003 World Cup winners, with good reason
DUBLIN : As Irish thoughts immediately turned to the World Cup after securing the Six Nations Grand Slam on Saturday, captain Johnny Sexton not for the first time brought up England's all-conquering team of two decades ago.
Where do Ireland and England’s strengths and weaknesses lie?
Ireland are aiming to complete the Grand Slam when they host England in the climax to the Guinness Six Nations at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday.
Henry Arundell to make first England start against Ireland in Six Nations
Henry Arundell will start for the first time when England attempt to gatecrash Ireland’s grand slam party at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday. The 20-year-old, who has won all six of his previous caps off the bench, has replaced Max Malins on the left wing in the England XV.
'You just have to hit and push and strike' - Healy plays down switch to hooker
Cian Healy has boots and will play.
'All carrot and no stick' - Furlong on Grand Slam bid
Tadhg Furlong says Ireland must "play the game and not the occasion", when they kick off their Guinness Six Nations finale against England this Saturday, although he says the players will be hugely motivated by the chance of winning a Grand Slam on home soil.