'I haven't played enough' - O'Mahony feels another Lions tour is out of reach
The Munster captain hopes to feature in Ireland’s tour of the Pacific Islands if it goes ahead.
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The Munster captain hopes to feature in Ireland’s tour of the Pacific Islands if it goes ahead.
'The whole Pro14 Rainbow Cup has turned into a mishmash competition' Former Wales captain Sam Warburton thinks the Pro14 is making too many changes. By Ciarán Kennedy Wednesday 21 Apr 2021, 10:00 PM Wed 10:00 PM 10,498 Views 13 Comments Former Lions and Wales captain Sam Warburton. Image: PCA Image: PCA FORMER WALES AND British and Irish Lions captain Sam Warburton says the Pro14′s ill-fated Rainbow Cup has turned into a “mishmash” co...
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Rainbow Cup altered as South African sides stay at home Updated / Wednesday, 21 Apr 2021 13:24 Irish sides will not play South African opposition South African teams will not compete as planned in the Rainbow Cup, with the Pro 14 stating there will be a "dual tournament" which sees them play a series of games against each other. With no formal approval allowing the South African teams to enter the Ireland or the United Kingdom, the competition now has a very different look. The Pro 14 claim all options for the South African teams to travel to Europe safely were explored and exhausted but Sou...
All of them are the Tommy Gunn character lobbing bombs in the alleyway. Garry Ringrose was a decent shout to tour in 2017 but Gatland went with Jonathan Davies while also bringing two Kiwis in Ben Teâo and Jared Payne. Ringrose was high up the list of potential Lions until his latest season-interrupting injury. Henry Slade and Henshaw or a fully fit Manu Tuilagi are serious partnerships, so Ringrose probably needs to feature against La Rochelle. In the back three, Anthony Watson, Jonny May and Louis Rees-Zammit are the main contenders with Duhan van der Merwe bringing that Afrikaner phys...