Friday 1 July, 2022
Andy Farrell has some big calls to confirm next week in New Zealand.
Meanwhile, goalkeeper Naoisha McAloon has received a first senior call-up while Diane Caldwell has also been included.
Ireland have a much-depleted back line for tonight’s game in Poland.
Troy Parrott and Jayson Molumby are also handed starts in a youthful Irish side.
The visitors have changed almost their entire team.
Gavin Bazunu has been ruled out with injury.
The province welcome the South African side to the RDS next Friday.
Caoimhin Kelleher starts in goal.
Jim Crawford’s side retain a chance of automatic qualification for the finals in Georgia and Romania.
The only alteration is on the bench, as Tommy O’Brien has been sidelined with a long-term knee injury.
Brian Cody’s side will be looking to continue their winning start to the Leinster SHC this weekend.
Kenny has made six changes for tonight’s game.
The 20-year-old superstar is held in reserve for Saturday’s Six Nations opener against Wales.
A special camp of U20 players has been called for this month, with many of the named players having not played for Ireland in two years.
Andy Farrell believes O’Mahony is getting better, while the Cork man is loving life with Ireland.
The independent report on Ireland Women’s failure to qualify for the World Cup will not be published in full.
The Portuguese star was involved for the full duration on Saturday as United were held 0-0 by Watford at Old Trafford.
The Ireland head coach will be keen to keep his frontliners sharp for the England clash in Round 4.
The Ireland boss says his squad will miss Keith Earls, who suffered a hamstring injury last week.
The sides face off in Tralee on Saturday night.
The game throws in at 2pm in Killarney tomorrow.
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The likes of Kieran Marmion and Ciarán Frawley are unlucky to miss out.
John Cooney returns to the Ulster team.
Jamison Gibson-Park retains his spot at scrum-half after impressing against Japan.
Johnny Sexton could win his 100th Ireland cap this weekend in Dublin.
Andrew Omobamidele keeps his place.
The side are seeking a first competitive win under the new manager tonight.
Head coach Warren Gatland has explained his selection decisions for the third Test.
The back three looks set for changes after a tough night against the Springboks.
The South Africans have reverted to a 6/2 bench as the Lions reshuffle their XV.
The Lions head coach has also brought Chris Harris into his midfield.
The hosts struggled up front in the first Test last night.
Warren Gatland has never been afraid to make bold selection calls.
There are big calls to confirm across the starting XV.
There are three England players included, with one each from Spain, Denmark, and Belgium.
Gareth Southgate has picked a conservative line-up for today’s last-16 meeting at Wembley.
The Lions boss also said he views Tadhg Beirne as a back row for the tour of South Africa.
