The final weekend of the Energia All-Ireland League will bring joy for some and disappointment for others. There’s history to be made at Aviva Stadium on Sunday with the firs ever Men’s and Women’s double header final but there’s plenty to play for on Saturday in the promotion/relegation playoff finals. ENERGIA ALL-IRELAND LEAGUE FINALS DAY ..read more

Tickets for Sunday’s historic Energia All-Ireland League finals double header at the Aviva Stadium are on general sale. It is the first time the Women’s Division and Men’s Division 1A finals will be staged as a double header at the home of Irish Rugby, with UL Bohemian and Railway Union going head-to-head in the Women’s ..read more

Andy Farrell’s Ireland will welcome four Southern Hemisphere teams to the Aviva Stadium this November, as the fixtures for the 2024 Autumn Nations Series have been confirmed. Ireland will play host to New Zealand, Argentina, Fiji and Australia in a mouthwatering line-up of fixtures in Dublin, with the Series finale against the Wallabies serving as ..read more

Number 8 Grace Kelly touched down twice as Tullow overcame Queen’s University to earn a place in the Energia All-Ireland League Women’s Division for the first time. ENERGIA ALL-IRELAND LEAGUE WOMEN’S DIVISION PROMOTION PLAY-OFF FINAL: Sunday, April 21 – TULLOW 22 QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY 10, Balbriggan RFC Scorers: Tullow: Tries: Grace Kelly 2, Chloe Walsh, Alex ..read more

Aran Egan was Terenure College’s last-gasp penalty hero as he kept their dreams alive of winning back-to-back Energia All-Ireland League Men’s Division 1A titles. Energia All-Ireland League Men’s Divisions: Play-Off Results Round-Up Tickets for the final at the Aviva Stadium on Sunday week – the first ever #EnergiaAIL Men’s and Women’s finals double header ..read more

Cork Constitution, who are through to their first final since 2019, and defending champions Terenure College will contest next Sunday’s Energia All-Ireland League Men’s Division 1A decider. Meanwhile, after two seasons back in the top flight, Shannon have been relegated. Energia All-Ireland League Men’s Divisions: Play-Offs Review ENERGIA ALL-IRELAND LEAGUE MEN’S DIVISIONS: Saturday, April 20 ..read more

Queen’s University are just 80 minutes away from returning to the Energia All-Ireland League Women’s Division for the first time since the 2015/16 season. Facing Leinster club Tullow in Sunday’s promotion play-off final at Balbriggan RFC (kick-off 11.30am), it is a chance the students were not expecting but hope to grasp. Queen’s head coach Ollie ..read more

Ireland’s lineout maul forced a 55th-minute penalty try, briefly breaking up England’s momentum, but the clinical Guinness Women’s Six Nations leaders stormed their way to an 88-10 win at Twickenham Stadium. Although the Irish fans made their presence felt amongst the 48,778-strong crowd, Scott Bemand’s side were fighting a losing battle on the pitch as ..read more

The equivalent matches were decided by a single point during the regular season, so the Energia All-Ireland League Men’s Division 1A semi-finals could both go right down to the wire on Saturday afternoon. Tickets for the final at the Aviva Stadium on Sunday, April 28 – the first ever #EnergiaAIL Men’s and Women’s finals double ..read more

A busy summer schedule for the Ireland Women’s U20s squad, sponsored by PwC, will kick off this Saturday as Niamh Briggs‘ side take on Wicklow RFC in a Challenge Match at Ashtown Lawn (Kick-off 12pm). A Match Day Squad of 24 players has been selected by Head Coach Briggs as the Ireland Women’s U20s prepare ..read more