Updated Ireland boss Andy Farrell has 'fingers crossed' for injured hooker Dan Sheehan
Ireland will have their "fingers crossed" over the fitness of hooker Dan Sheehan, who injured his foot in the 29-10 victory over England.
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Upbeat Nienaber admits Springboks still have hitches to fix, but Libbok's kicking isn't one
As a pragmatist and realist, Jacques Nienaber will always find "problems" to fix in the Springboks' quest to defend their Rugby World Cup title, but Manie Libbok's goal-kicking definitely isn't one ... for now.
Ireland power past England as Keith Earls marks century with a try
Keith Earls capped a dream appearance with a try on his 100th Test as Ireland took advantage of a Billy Vunipola red card to defeat a disappointing England side in Dublin on Saturday.
Earls marks milestone with try in routine Ireland win over England
It was a win with a whole lot of homework to do.
Springboks deftly dodge raging Owen Farrell debate: 'World Rugby trying to keep game clean'
Anyone hoping for some Springbok insights into the ongoing Owen Farrell red card drama would've been left disappointed as the world champions played back any questioning on the matter with a proverbial straight bat.
'A special person' - Earls set to join the Irish elite with 100th cap
You can tell a lot about a player through how he's viewed by those around him.
Preview: World Cup preparation ramps up for Ireland as old rival England come to town
Ireland welcome England to the Aviva Stadium today for the second of their Summer Nations Series matches ahead of the Rugby World Cup, which starts in three weeks' time.
Simnikiwe Xabanisa | Eddie Jones blurring the lines between mad genius and, well, just plain mad
Eddie Jones has had more spats with rugby hacks than he's had wins this season. There's a fine line between deflecting attention from your team and doing it because you have very little to offer, writes Simnikiwe Xabanisa.