Jamison Gibson-Park

Borthwick’s England played like a team drilled to within an inch of their lives while Farrell’s Ireland were trusted to play more on instinct

Leinster centre insists challenge now is to match the standards shown in historic Twickenham win

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Scrumhalf was the fulcrum of Ireland’s record-breaking Six Nations win at Twickenham

Six Nations: For all his fluorescence and star potential, the backrow is player of real substance

A quartet of Lions who have a whopping 274 Irish caps come into the side for crucial Six Nations clash

Italy hijacked too much of Ireland’s possession at the breakdown. One of van der Flier’s remits is to protect that ball

Current trends in bench splits have seen players deciding to add more strings to their bow

Ireland were written off in 2013 and 2019, so what’s to say the critics aren’t wrong again in 2026?

Ireland do not yet look comfortable embracing a greater focus on kicking and transition attack

Six Nations: After 36-14 nightmare defeat, are there more scares in store for Andy Farrell’s men?

The home side were sharper under the dropping ball, but Ireland kept using tactics that clearly weren’t working

We have reached point where not winning the Six Nations is framed as decline

With ‘freakish’ speed and fitness levels, Gibson-Park remains the heartbeat of the Leinster and Ireland teams

Leinster’s visit to Limerick next week will be a brilliant end to the rugby year

Tries from Jamison Gibson-Park and Dan Sheehan meant the Irish province left Welford Road with four points

Saturday’s defeat to the Springboks highlighted Ireland’s lack of squad depth

World Rugby is now facing an escalating officiating crisis; both Irish outhalves impress

Jamison Gibson-Park was back in form as Ireland dismantled the Wallabies

Ireland not spared the rod after defeat at Soldier Field but All Blacks also come in for criticism

Springboks have already exposed New Zealand flaws, but can Andy Farrell’s side take advantage?

Only time will tell if Andy Farrell’s side can evolve the way they need to

Key questions could be answered when Ireland take on four formidable opponents over the coming weeks

After Leinster and Munster clash, Gibson-Park will be first-choice scrumhalf for Ireland-NZ Test in Chicago

Hugo Keenan and Dan Sheehan among the Irish who had good tours

Andy Farrell’s ‘go-to man’ Jamison Gibson-Park shows value of halfbacks

The Ireland scrumhalf has been one of the players of the series so far, whereas the Western Force player is set for his first appearance in the Tests

Australia must make a fight of it against the Lions to recover lost respect

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Injuries to Hansen and Ringrose curtailed Lions’ green brigade

Everything that’s happened up to now – Australia’s narrow win over Fiji, Lions’ loss to Argentina – fades into the background as Test series begins

Make-up of the backrow appears to be the most difficult puzzle to crack, especially at openside

The Counter Ruck podcast: What, if anything, did we learn about an Irish side which scored 100+ points against a poor Portuguese side?

Our new columnist writes that the Leinster scrumhalf invariably makes right decision in possession

Andy Farrell was comfortable in the knowledge that his team should have beaten Brumbies by more than 12

Ollie Chessum shows why Andy Farrell considers him an option at No 6 against the Wallabies

Jamison Gibson-Park and Ben Earls put in particularly notable performances

Another 50 points game against the Reds shows the Lions are moving in the right direction

First tour match provided Andy Farrell with useful insights but focus remains on winning the Tests

Lions 2025: Aki, Kelleher and Porter also named in starting team, but injury ends tour for Welsh scrumhalf Tomos Williams