Departing Contepomi feels Leinster made him a better coach
I always will be grateful for Leinster and Cullen, says Argentinian as he heads home
I always will be grateful for Leinster and Cullen, says Argentinian as he heads home
Sides meet for fourth time in semis, with Leinster the only non-French side left in cup
Like Muhammad Ali, England coach knows how to engage the public and sell the game
Argentine media reports Leinster attack coach set to move back to native country
Van Graan is leaving, their games are a hard watch, but they’re still in an enviable position
Ireland’s most decorated player will play final game of his career, lining up as Barbarian
Set to win his 100th cap on Saturday, the Ireland outhalf looks back on his first few
Wallabies have slumped to seventh in the world amid major financial woes
Since taking over at Connacht the coach has created a really stable period of club rugby
Former Irish outhalf has been head coach under Jono Gibbes for last two seasons
The Sandy Park win is a long way down any list of great victories in the competition
The 6ft 11in secondrow grew up wanting to fit in but soon learned to be as big as he is
Gordon Darcy: Andy Farrell chose scrum solidity over lineout certainty but the decision backfired
Ireland will learn more about their worth after daunting trip to Twickenham
Questioning his reaction is to question the impulse that makes him still irreplaceable
Johann van Graan needs to back up his promise to invest in local talent
Former Leinster coach fondly remembers experiences of rivalry with Munster
Two sides will meet for a fourth time on Wednesday in a bid to broker a deal
There’s nothing that relaxes me more than a good blast of heavy metal
Financial repercussions likely to hit more than for teams backed by wealthy owners
The Stoop in April 2009 is the scene for the first in a new series looking back at sporting scandals
Staff were ordered not to leave any doors on the lower level of its headquarters open
A crunch trip to Twickenham doesn’t seem as daunting after two Six Nations victories
New manager’s biggest challenge is to inspire players to work as a team for their country
South Dublin school has become best breeding ground for Europe’s greatest academy
Coach overcame a shaky start to guide the province back to the summit of European game
A power struggle between coach and captain is an essential dynamic for a successful team
Coach has a history of winning, a word that has been lost to the Australian game
New Zealander to leave Glasgow Warriors and replace Michael Cheika in July 2020
Coach who has ambitions to lead country ‘at some stage’ impressed with Irish skill levels
Incoming Ireland coach has a long wait until the start of 2020 Six Nations against Scotland
All Blacks coach remains quiet on whether he will engage in any mind games with Eddie Jones
Outgoing coach has left a blueprint behind, Jamie Joseph will have plenty of options
Former Leinster coach saw his Wallabies exit World Cup after heavy defeat to England
‘It’s a cruel, cruel world when you ask those questions two minutes after you’ve been knocked out’
The referees don’t always get it spot-on, but everyone must adjust to new tackle laws
Gatland’s side wrestle Pool D initiative off Australia after surviving second-half scare
Australia head coach feels ‘embarassed’ for the game after Kerevi’s fend on Patchell
Odds stacked against Australia but head coach specialises in moments of crisis
Referees are taking the brunt but coaches and players must accept responsibility also
Michael Cheika hits out at World Rugby following Reece Hodge’s three-match ban
‘It is going to be a really good challenge for us coming up against a big back five in their forward pack’
Captain Eales warned referee he would act if French foul play was not addressed
The notion that a player’s birthplace should influence World Cup selection is plain daft
Nobody moulds adversity into a positive force better than Wallabies coach Cheika
New Australian coach says he is looking forward to the challenge of new environment
Michael Cheika selects overseas duo with backrow David Pocock heading to Japan
All Blacks’ Bledisloe Cup rout gives Steve Hansen food for thought ahead of Japan
Gainline theory has been knocking around for 90 years, but done right it’s still mighty effective
Combination of results in Auckland and Cardiff could put Joe Schmidt’s side top
Australia bidding to lift Bledisloe Cup for first time since 2002 as Hansen rings changes
Joey Carbery’s injury against Italy has cast a pall on Ireland’s World Cup preparations
Wallabies have had little to shout about in this fixture in recent years
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices