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Latest Rugby Players Ireland News
- Milestones Both Alana McInerney and Sophie Barrett marked their senior Irish debuts with tries in Ireland’s 43-19 win over Japan in Cork. Kate Jordan also made her international bow. Jordan would also feature as Ireland scored six tries to mark their first trip to South Africa with victory over the Springboks in the first of […]
- Rugby Players Ireland is delighted to announce that Rory Best, Niamh Briggs and John Muldoon will be inducted into the Heineken Rugby Players Ireland Hall of Fame at a special lunch in the InterContinental Dublin on Friday, 6 November. Since 2003, the Hall of Fame has recognised those who have made an outstanding contribution to […]
- At last month’s Rugby Players Ireland/IRFU Rookie Camp, Josh van der Flier sat down with our newest members to reflect on what he has learned since beginning his own professional career. From patience and setbacks to switching off and preparing for life beyond rugby, here, in his own words, are some of the lessons he […]
- WXV Ireland responded to a disappointing opening 40-36 defeat to the USA at Tallaght Stadium with a 36-21 victory over Japan at Dexcom Stadium, getting their WXV Global Series campaign back on track. There were also two significant individual milestones across the opening games. Jemima Adams Verling earned her first cap against the USA, while […]
- For a lot of professional athletes, there comes a point when they begin to tire of the off-season. Even at that, Jimmy O’Brien probably needed less convincing than most. Sure, the holidays have been good. There were trips to Mallorca and Dungarvan and enough time to allow a body that was still playing rugby deep […]
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