Tuesday 26 January, 2021
29 games will take place in the final four rounds between 19 February and 22 March.
With a dearth of fixtures about, there is a sense of delight among players just to have a game.
Leinster win 13-10 at Thomond Park. Johnny Sexton was taken off in the second half.
Aki wears the 22 shirt with no Jack Carty in the squad.
Having first played with his native Munster, Liam Toland went on to captain Leinster.
The experienced 33-year-old recently left Italian club Benetton.
The inter-pro clash has been rescheduled for two weekends’ time.
The 33-year-old playmaker is unlikely to be without a contract for long.
The Champions Cup and Challenge Cup have been suspended.
Chris Farrell’s first-half try was crucial while JJ Hanrahan kicked 11 points off the tee.
Meanwhile, 20-year-old Ethan McIlroy continues to show his promise for Ulster.
Leo Cullen’s side landed an important victory in the battle for top spot in Conference A.
A host of big names return for tomorrow’s game at the RDS, though Jacob Stockdale misses out with injury.
The second row admits it’s ‘surreal’ but the games importance is writ large for the reigning champions.
Leinster are in the unfamiliar position of looking up at Ulster in the standings ahead of Friday’s showdown.
Johnny Sexton went off injured midway through the first half as Andy Friend’s side pulled off a famous victory.
We went minute-by-minute as provinces west and east met in Dublin.
The westerners have lost three in a row leading into this inter-pro clash at the RDS.
The northern province have made 11 changes for the meeting at Kingspan Stadium.
Johann van Graan makes 14 changes to the Munster starting XV, while Dan McFarland makes 10 for Ulster.
Dan McFarland reflected on the imminent exit of Marcell Coetzee after his side beat Connacht in the Pro14.
The out-half kicked 22 points as Dan McFarland’s side won 32-19 at the Sportsgrounds.
Kick-off at the Sportsground is at 19:35, and the game will be shown live on TG4.
The game was due to take place in Limerick on 26 December.
The Bulls, Stormers, Sharks, and Lions will bring some world-class players with them.
Andy Friend’s men are aiming for a better balance in their attacking game.
Johann van Graan’s men were far too good for the Italians at Thomond Park.
An experimental Zebre are in Thomond Park this evening.
John Cooney and Ian Madigan fill the half-back roles in Murrayfield.
Connacht man Sean O’Brien made his return last weekend after two years of injuries.
The southern province’s impressive winning start to the new season goes on.
Munster centre excited by talent coming through as the province heads to Glasgow tonight seeking a sixth straight win this season.
The centre suffered an untimely shoulder injury that sidelined him before sport’s shutdown in March. But he is fit and ready to fire on all cylinders.
There are recalls for John Cooney and Sean Reidy as Ulster seek to maintain their unbeaten start.
Forwards coach Jimmy Duffy bemoaned missed chances, but hailed the chances created in the home loss to Scarlets.
Leo Cullen’s side have opened the new season with six bonus-point wins from six games.
The Springbok had his hat-trick before half-time as Ulster maintained their winning streak.
Connacht’s postponed round 4 clash with Benetton has been slotted in for early December.
Munster were 38-22 winners over Ospreys in Thomond Park.
Johann van Graan’s side have won 10 on the trot against the Ospreys and that sequence will be extended this afternoon.
