Munster can offer Andy Farrell food for thought in Edinburgh
The southern province have plenty of men with a point to prove after not featuring for Ireland.
The southern province have plenty of men with a point to prove after not featuring for Ireland.
Bill Johnston has no regrets about his move from Munster to Ulster last year.
Cian Kelleher got a hat-trick and Luke McGrath scored a brace as the home side kept their run going.
The 26-year-old has made three replacement appearances in recent weeks.
‘I love the fact that the players, when they got into the red zone backed themselves and executed.’
The Irish province came away from their trip to Edinburgh with an impressive win.
Connacht are missing five second-row forwards for this evening’s clash against Edinburgh.
Andy Friend has reshuffled his team for tomorrow’s visit to Edinburgh in the Pro14.
Munster defeated Edinburgh after a week of upheaval for the province.
Youngster Ben Healy once again nailed the winning kick for Munster as they came from behind to defeat Edinburgh.
Multiple complete skeletons of the new species, named Oksoko avarsan, were unearthed in Mongolia by a University of Edinburgh-led team.
Ulster’s Mr Saturday Night talks through his process for a dramatic winner to set up a Pro14 final against his native province.
Dan McFarland spoke passionately yesterday about the weird occasion ahead, being written off and how Ulster worked to make sure everyone knows they ‘give a shit’.
The northern province stuck to their philosophy as they mounted a dramatic comeback last night.
Dan McFarland’s men showed attitude and desire at key points in the win over Edinburgh.
The former Leinster player nailed a late penalty to set up a date with his former province in next Saturday’s Pro14 decider at the Aviva.
Ian Madigan’s ice-cold kicking sent the northern province into the final against Leinster.
Billy Burns returns to captain the side, while Edinburgh have named a strong starting XV.
Grant Gilchrist and Edinburgh are keen to build a legacy like those of the Irish sides.
The Scottish club are aiming to reach their first-ever Pro14 final.
Richard Cockerill is hoping to guide his club into the first final in their history.
He was cleared of all charges by a jury following an 11-day trial at the High Court in Edinburgh.
Jack Carty was one of three Connacht players sin-binned as Edinburgh forced a five-try win.
Denis Buckley, Shane Delahunt, Joe Maksymiw and Niall Murray all come into the starting XV.
Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney will meet with Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon during the visit.
Judge Lord Pentland said he was satisfied with assurances from the Prime Minister that he would comply with legislation.
Scotland voted against independence in a 2014 referendum by 55 percent.
There are now three legal actions against Johnson’s prorogation: one in London, one in Edinburgh and one in Belfast.
Edinburgh hooker Ross Ford is to move into strength and conditioning coaching.
The wing scored two excellent tries in last weekend’s Champions Cup quarter-final.
There was intelligence in the build-up to both scores from Johann van Graan’s team.
The 28-year-old slotted a crucial conversion after Keith Earls’ second try.
Edinburgh’s Pierre Schoeman gave up a needless and crucial penalty at a key moment against Munster.
Munster boss Johann van Graan said he’s proud to coach this team after their win in Edinburgh.
Johann van Graan’s men edged a brilliant contest against Edinburgh at Murrayfield.
A place in the last four was up for grabs.
Johann van Graan’s men should be well-matched by Richard Cockerill’s Scots.
Johann van Graan has shown his hand for tomorrow’s Champions Cup quarter-final.
The powerful centre has endured a stop-start season, but is hoping to find a rhythm along side Rory Scannell in Edinburgh.
The Ireland vice-captain bristles at the criticism Ireland have been dealt, but is swiftly moving on to push Munster on in Edinburgh.