Scotland's losing trail against Ireland - Close but no cigar
Scotland have tried and failed, sometimes failing better, sometimes failing worse in their attempts to get the better of Ireland since 2017.
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Government defends decision to fund Bok superfans at Rugby World Cup
The Department of Sports, Arts and Culture defended its decision to fund super fans Joy Chauke and Botha Msila to attend the Rugby World Cup in France.
RTÉ Rugby World Cup podcast: Breaking down Ireland v Scotland with Bernard Jackman and Dan Leavy
Neil Treacy is joined on the RTÉ Rugby World Cup podcast by former Ireland internationals Bernard Jackman and Dan Leavy to look ahead at this Saturday's meeting of Ireland and Scotland at Stade de France.
England rugby chief confirms Nations Cup plans, stands firm on job
Rugby Football Union (RFU) chief executive Bill Sweeney said on Wednesday discussions about a controversial Nations Cup tournament were in place as he remained confident about his ability to lead one of the sport's wealthiest governing bodies.
Italy number eight Cannone fancies clash against familiar France
Italy suffered a 96-17 loss to New Zealand in their last Rugby World Cup game but the dream of reaching the knockout stages is still alive against more familiar opposition, number eight Lorenzo Cannone said.
Tickles from 'uncomplicated' Rassie Erasmus touching Irish nerves
In a sport too often festooned with management speak, psycho-babble and cliches, rugby really doesn't know what to do with genuine characters.
Postcard from Tours: Ireland leave their mark on the Loire
As Tadhg Furlong wrapped up the final media assignment of the day at Stade de la Chambrerie, it marked the final bit of business at Ireland's home for the last five weeks.
Tadhg Furlong: Fear of failure won't hold Ireland back
Tadhg Furlong says he expects Ireland to rise to the occasion when they take on Scotland in their Rugby World Cup Pool B decider in Paris on Saturday.