Brittany Hogan: Defeat to Scotland wont lead to player exodus
Ireland flanker Brittany Hogan doesn't believe a potential wooden spoon for Ireland in the TikTok Women's Six Nations will lead to a player exodus.
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Scotland rugby great Laidlaw retires aged 37
Scrumhalf Laidlaw hangs up his boots following the recent conclusion of the regular club season in Japan, where he has played since 2020.
Robertson to retain Ryan as All Blacks forwards coach
MELBOURNE : New Zealand coach-in-waiting Scott Robertson will retain Jason Ryan as All Blacks forwards coach, reviving the partnership that built a dynasty at the Canterbury Crusaders.
'You can call it emotional': Currie Cup clash, then URC knock-out bout in North/South derby double
Saturday's Currie Cup clash between Western Province and the Bulls will have a little extra spice with their United Rugby Championship quarter-final scheduled just a week later.
Ex-SA Rugby CEO Jurie Roux loses legal battle with Stellenbosch University, must pay back R37m
SA Rugby's former chief executive officer, Jurie Roux, has lost his latest legal attempt to avoid paying back R37 million to the University of Stellenbosch.
Dorrothy Wall and Linda Djougang on track to be fit for Scotland trip
Ireland are confident that Dorothy Wall and Linda Djougang will both be passed fit for Saturday's must-win TikTok Women's Six Nations finale with Scotland in Edinburgh.
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium to stage 2024 European rugby finals
Next season's European club rugby finals will be staged at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, organisers announced on Tuesday.
Springbok captain Kolisi doubtful for World Cup defence
South Africa's World Cup winning captain Siyi Kolisi has emerged as a doubt for this year's title defence amid reports he incurred a cruciate ligament tear in the Sharks draw at home to Munster in the URC last weekend. Reports of partial tear to Kolisi’s anterior cruciate ligament and a damaged meniscus dominated local media on Tuesday, although there has been no confirmation from him or his club. The Springbok captain is being advised to have surgery on a knee injury and would then likely miss South Africa’s defence of the World Cup in France from September. South African media reports said the 31-year-old Kolisi had been advised by one of the two specialists he has consulted to have an operation to fix the problem, which would mean a spell on the sidelines of up to nine months, but was seeking a third opinion.