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Munster can call on Ireland international duo Craig Casey and Jeremy Loughman for this Saturday’s United Rugby Championship round two clash at home to the Bulls but there was mixed news for head coach Clayton McMillan on the injury front following an opening defeat to Glasgow Warriors.
“Turning and turning in the widening gyre, The falcon cannot hear the falconer;
Concussion and overall injury rates continue to drop in Irish club and schools rugby since the implementation of the tackle behaviours trial in the 2023/24 season.
In some respects, it’s a surprise that it took so long. Almost certainly it would have happened much sooner were it not for a couple of long-term injuries. In the event, Béibhinn Parsons could hardly have scripted the manner and circumstances in which she became the most prolific try scorer in the history of the Irish women’s team. And she’s still only 24.
A year out from the World Cup, Australia have sent a huge warning shot to the competition, upsetting the two-time trophy winners South Africa with an extraordinary 42-38 win in Perth. On a weekend when the Australian Rules and rugby league competitions delivered fairy-tale comebacks, the Wallabies trumped both domestic rival codes, hammering rugby’s number one team with a skilful display that ended in bizarre circumstances when the men in gold held on despite being reduced to 11 players.
Sept 27 : South Africa coach Rassie Erasmus believes his side only have themselves to blame following an epic 42-38 loss to Australia in their one-off test in Perth on Sunday, but praised the improvement of their hosts a year out from the Rugby World Cup.
The Canadian women's rugby team fell 21-5 to host France on Saturday in La Rochelle.