Andy Farrell signs new Ireland deal, taking him to 2025
Ireland head coach Andy Farrell has committed his future to the team, signing a new two-year contract extension which will take him up until 2025.
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Andy Farrell signs contract extension to stay as Ireland head coach until 2025
Andy Farrell has signed a two-year contract extension to stay as Ireland head coach until 2025.
Ireland head coach Farrell signs two-year contract extension
Ireland head coach Andy Farrell has signed a two-year contract extension with the national team with the option to extend the deal further, the governing body of the sport in the country (IRFU) said on Friday.
Andy Farrell highly regarded as RFU continues search for next England head coach
Ireland head coach Andy Farrell is “regarded very highly” by the Rugby Football Union as plans to identify Eddie Jones’ successor as England boss continue.
Andy Farrell highly regarded as RFU continues search for next England head coach
Ireland head coach Andy Farrell is “regarded very highly” by the Rugby Football Union as plans to identify Eddie Jones’ successor as England boss continue.
Liam Farrell reveals the most gifted player he's ever played with at Wigan Warriors
Liam Farrell has paid Bevan French the ultimate tribute by hailing him as the most special talent he has ever played with at Wigan Warriors. The Aussie winger soared to the top of the Super League scoring charts with an amazing seven-try haul in last Friday’s 60-0 home win over Hull FC.
SIR CLIVE WOODWARD: Andy Farrell reminds me of Jack Charlton
I have kept a close eye on Andy Farrell ever since I tried to sign him from rugby league. The job he has done with Ireland has been phenomenal and his team’s series victory in New Zealand and rise to No 1 in the world is the culmination of that. Farrell has the credentials to coach England next.
Hardest thing you can do in rugby by a country mile – Andy Farrell hails Ireland
Ireland head coach Andy Farrell hailed the proudest collective achievement of his career after accomplishing the “hardest thing you can do in rugby by a country mile” by masterminding a historic series win in New Zealand.