Wednesday 14 April, 2021
The Dubliner says working with Mourinho has ‘been a pleasure’ and feels he and Coleman could play in the same Ireland team.
The recently-retired lock will join Doug Howlett’s commercial team.
Donncha O’Callaghan is preparing to bring the curtain down on his professional career, and explains to The42 that he is looking forward to life at home with his young family in Cork.
Donncha O’Callaghan talks to The42 about his season with Worcester, why he decided to play on for another year and the influence Jim Williams had on his career.
It’s been another great year for the Munster legend.
Headfort is “not unlike Hogwarts.”
Matt Doherty brought home Players’ Player of the Season, Fan’s Player of the Season and Goal of the Season last night.
Flat screen TVs! Skype! Flying cars! The future is now.
How well do you remember Doc and Marty’s adventure?
The Corkman explains why he hasn’t called Paul O’Connell since his injury and why he thinks the Toulon lock can still tour New Zealand.
The third instalment of the series follows The Notorious in the build-up to his fight against Dustin Poirier last September.
The Munster lock talks to TheScore.ie about the glut of talented rows in the country and giving Rob Penney a winning send-off
The second row is in line to make his 241st appearance for the province this weekend.
The likes of Irish wheelchair rugby team will feature in the Reality Bites film.
It’s taking 49 user accounts and PLENTY of time.
The Munster lock will be a much-missed character, not to mention a handy lock, Down Under.
Bye Bye Now, which shows how phoneboxes acted as a hub for love and life, picked to represent the nation in EU Film Festival across four Chinese cities.
