Today's rugby headlines as ex-Welsh rugby player died with brain injury and coach admits Italy can't now be kicked out of Six Nations
These are your rugby morning headlines on Tuesday, March 29.
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“There is absolutely no excuse for what you did": Thug attacked mum of his three-month-old baby in her own home while on bail for another assault
A thug drunkenly attacked the mother of his baby after she asked him to get out of her flat. Robert Ricketts had been banned from visiting his victim under conditions of bail, following a previous assault.
Positives for Ireland against Wales, despite penalty woes
Ireland played Wales in the first round of the Women's Six Nations, and the first game of Greg McWilliams’ tenure.
Reduced red card law worth trialling, say Ulster and Leinster coaches
A 20-minute 'red card' rule is something that should be explored in the northern hemisphere, according to two leading coaches of Irish sides.
Queensland's Billy Slater names his Origin coaching panel, with Maroons legends Cameron Smith and Johnathan Thurston joining Josh Hannay
Billy Slater has finalised his coaching panel for Queensland's State of Origin series in 2022, bringing Cameron Smith and Johnathan Thurston in to help the Maroons win back the shield.
Glasgow Warriors planning two more big-name signings - and one may be Scottish
Danny Wilson plans to sign two more big names for Glasgow Warriors over the next few months in addition to the two he has already recruited for next season.
Rugby-World Rugby investigating Spain for player eligibility breach
(Reuters) - World Rugby is set to convene an independent judicial committee to determine whether Spain breached player eligibility rules during the 2021-22 Rugby Europe Championship that gave them a World Cup spot, the governing body said on Monday.