Tadhg Furlong injury a concern for Ireland but comeback record unmatched
Tadhg Furlong's ability to be race-fit when it comes to the big occasions has always been an impressive feat and should stand to him in his latest comeback bid.
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David Humphreys: We have to ensure the provinces close the gap to Leinster
It's just short of a year since David Humphreys got his feet settled under the desk at the IRFU.
IRFU hopeful of Munster head coach appointment 'within a few weeks'
David Humphreys is hopeful that Munster's head coach vacancy will be filled within the next few weeks, but says the province and the IRFU won’t rush into a decision.
Past woes still echo as unpredictable England arrive in town
Ireland and England's latest meeting, 150 years after their first, comes freighted with greater than average levels of uncertainty.
Ireland 'hopeful' Tadhg Furlong will feature in Six Nations
Ireland are hopeful that Tadhg Furlong will be fit to take some part in this year's Guinness Six Nations, following a recurrence of his calf injury.
England boosted by Alex Mitchell's return to fitness ahead of Ireland clash
England's prospects of causing an upset against Ireland have improved after Alex Mitchell was cleared to take part in the Guinness Six Nations opener in Dublin.
Six Nations could lose free-to-air coverage as Scotland rugby games face being behind paywall
The Six Nations gets underway on January 31 - but it could be about to move away from terrestrial TV.
LVMH's Arnault family faces off-pitch challenges at new Paris soccer club
PARIS : French billionaire Bernard Arnault's family is struggling to secure a deal on a much-needed new stadium for its recently acquired football team Paris FC, with compensation and other costs proving a sticking point in discussions, sources say.