Monday 26 September, 2022
The Italian believes he must rotate his squad to achieve success.
Coins, banknotes and passports will be updated in Britain following the death of Queen Elizabeth.
Niamh Fahey, Ruesha Littlejohn and Jamie Finn also exit, with Jessie Stapleton and Izzy Atkinson called up.
Internal documents have shown the State Examinations Commission expressed concern about the reformed timeline for the senior cycle exams.
Vera Pauw calls on Uefa to rethink the change, which she fears will be ‘detrimental to the game’s development’.
The top players have committed to playing against each other at least 20 times a year.
The richly-talented but deeply divisive Australian is through to the biggest match of his career.
The Ireland head coach’s options are limited in some areas of his team.
The billionaire prospective owner of the platform has suggested a number of changes to the site.
Judge led contract and transfer talks under former executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward.
Raducanu hired Torben Beltz at the end of last season but it was a short-lived relationship.
Jim Lawlor had been with the club for 16 years, while Marcel Bout arrived under Van Gaal in 2014.
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Outstanding second row Sam Monaghan has also been ruled out of the England game.
19-year-old back row Aoife Wafer is set for her Test debut off the Irish bench.
Claire O’Riordan and Éabha O’Mahony get the nod ahead of next Tuesday’s trip to Sweden.
The 40-year-old Irishman’s move from St Mirren to the Dons on a two-and-a-half-year deal had been confirmed on Saturday morning.
Joey or Johnny for the Italy game?
The Ireland boss says his squad will miss Keith Earls, who suffered a hamstring injury last week.
The ECPR cited “exceptional circumstances” in opting to postpone five games in the competition.
Mark Coleman will captain the Rebels.
The new six-week window in late March and April means the tournament will no longer be linked to the men’s calendar.
Johann van Graan’s much-changed side face a tough task in Wales.
Dan McFarland has rotated his team for the trip to face Zebre.
The news comes as speculation mounts regarding a move to the helm of the Cork ladies footballers.
Leanne Kiernan, Izzy Atkinson and Aoibheann Clancy come in for Éabha O’Mahony, Megan Connolly and Roma McLaughlin.
The Republic still has strict rules in place.
Cobus Reinach and Lood de Jager have been called into the starting XV.
Mark Travers could be set for a run in the first team following the Bosnia international’s departure.
Alun Wyn Jones and Justin Tipuric were ruled out of the tour.
The news has been announced less than two weeks out from the event’s scheduled start on 13 June.
Slavisa Jokanovic succeeds Chris Wilder, who left the club in March.
The Covid-19 pandemic has again forced the changes.
Cian Healy, Rob Herring, and Keith Earls have returned to the starting XV, with Conor Murray on the bench.
Teams have been guaranteed at least a five-day break between pool matches, which means that tournament will run one week longer than in Japan.
Andy Friend’s men hope to deliver more of the good stuff from Paris last weekend.
Exeter boss Rob Baxter said it was ‘disingenuous’ for people not to recognise the steps rugby had taken to make the sport safer, meanwhile.
Gregor Townsend has made six changes to his team for the visit to Dublin.
The head coach is excited about the nine changes he has made for Georgia.
If the All Blacks fail to win on Saturday against the Pumas, they will become the first New Zealand team to lose three in a row since 1998.
