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Munster have made seven changes for Saturday's BKT United Rugby Championship clash against Dragons at Musgrave Park (Live on RTÉ2/RTÉ Player) as Ireland international Joey Carbery faces surgery and World Cup players Craig Casey and Jack Crowley return to the squad.
Jack Carty returns to the Connacht side for their first interpro of the season at home to Ulster, while the visitors have rung the changes for their trip to the Sportsground on Saturday (7.35pm).
The young man who christened a certain Springbok lock "Elizabedi!" as he thundered over the tryline to score against France in the Rugby World Cup quarter-finals has met the man himself.
Over in Uganda, the NGO Human Rights Watch is sounding the alarm over a crackdown on those opposed to the mega oil project by French company TotalEnergies. The environmental consequences of drilling in a natural park and the construction of a giant oil pipeline are the subject of criticism. However, according to the NGO, authorities in Kampala are "suppressing the freedom of expression" of environmental activists. Back in September 2022, the European Parliament had already condemned human rights violations related to the construction projects.
Tens of thousands of jubilant fans lined the streets of Pretoria, Johannesburg and Soweto on Thursday to catch a glimpse of champions South Africa at the start of a five-city Rugby World Cup trophy tour that will continue until Sunday.
Former All Blacks coach Ian Foster said he is "at peace" after taking the team to the World Cup final despite feeling he lacked New Zealand Rugby's (NZR) full support during his often stormy tenure.
Former All Blacks coach Ian Foster said he is "at peace" after taking the team to the World Cup final despite feeling he lacked New Zealand Rugby's (NZR) full support during his often stormy tenure.
There is a crucial derby ahead for Canterbury Rugby Club as they aim to kickstart their National League 2 East season.