Wednesday 6 July, 2022
Brian Lohan has named an unchanged Clare team.
Henry Shefflin and John Kiely have named their teams for Sunday’s All-Ireland semi-final.
Flanker Charles Ollivon returns to captain the side after missing the Six Nations through injury.
Andy Farrell has named an exciting team for Wednesday’s clash in Hamilton.
Clayton McMillan has been able to include a handful of full New Zealand internationals.
The managers have named their side’s for Sunday’s meeting.
John Cleary’s starting XV remains unchanged from the side that defeated Limerick.
Robert Downey and Shane Kingston both start despite picking up knocks against Antrim.
Antrim, who also stick with the same 15, go up against Cork.
The teams meet in Corrigan Park in Belfast on Saturday.
Leo Cullen has named his team for tomorrow’s United Rugby Championship semi-final at the RDS.
They face Glasgow Warriors in the URC quarter-finals tomorrow.
The provinces meet at Kingspan Stadium tomorrow evening.
Rory Gallagher’s men face Donegal, while the Tribe go up against Roscommon.
La Rochelle boss Ronan O’Gara has named influential second row Will Skelton in his starting XV.
Zebre visit the Sportsground tomorrow evening.
The teams have been named for tomorrow’s inter-pro at the Aviva.
Johann van Graan has gone for a settled-looking team with Munster missing several forwards through injury.
Sinéad Goldrick and Lauren Magee are named to start against Westmeath tomorrow.
Roscommon and Wexford are among the others to have shown their hands ahead of this weekend’s football action.
There’s a first start for scrum-half Cormac Foley in Cape Town.
The sides will clash in the URC on Saturday evening.
Head coach Andy Friend is hoping to make it a clean sweep against the South African sides in the URC this season.
Conor Boylan comes in to replace him at full-forward.
Ulster have picked Mike Lowry at out-half.
Limerick meanwhile have named David Reidy and Graeme Mulcahy to start against Cork as Seamus Flanagan and Peter Casey are out injured.
Johann van Graan makes five changes to the side which lost 13-8 in the first leg last weekend.
The Cats face Westmeath while Darragh Egan’s Model County come up against Henry’s Shefflin’s Galway.
The Girls In Green face a big test in Gothenburg this evening.
Tipperary have made three changes for their game against Waterford.
19-year-old back row Aoife Wafer is set for her Test debut off the Irish bench.
Sam Callinan, Donncha McHugh and Frank Irwin have featured under James Horan in Division 1 this year.
Munster also have doubts hanging over Tadgh Beirne, Dave Kilcoyne and Gavin Coombes.
Pádraic Joyce rings the changes ahead of Sunday’s Division 2 decider in Croke Park.
David Clifford, Joe O’Connor, Shane Murphy, Paul Geaney and Micheál Burns all start.
The two provinces meet tomorrow evening in Galway.
The province have made eight changes to the side that lost to the Lions in South Africa last weekend.
Iain Henderson comes into the Ireland second row in place of James Ryan.
The 25-year-old Edinburgh man makes just his second Test start at out-half.
Romain Taofifénua is also back from Covid-19 for the clash at Stade de France.
