Prince Buster wrote:
You don't have to convince me how bad the Western terrace is , in fact I would go as far to say it is totally unfit for purpose . Yes I know the club have run out of ground development funding and we are having to 'suck it' at the moment.
Pontypridd RFC can confirm a new date and time for our Indigo Group Premiership match away at RGC. The match was originally scheduled to take place in Colwyn Bay on Saturday 17th December 2022 but was postponed due to the sub-zero temperatures that swept across the country that week...
With qualification to the knockout stages confirmed, this Saturday Connacht look to book a Last 16 tie at home as they travel to Newcastle for Round 4 of the Challenge Cup. Here’s everything you need to know ahead of Saturday’s game at Kingston Park.
Barbed Wire wrote:
Sims gets a bad rap on here, but when he wasn’t on the field the difference between him and his replacement was astonishing. He may not have been a stream train, but he was a good defender, good communicator and carried the ball up often finding quick play the balls.
There are two vital home games coming up for Munster again this weekend as the men’s and women’s teams are both in action. The Munster Women face Connacht at The Sportsground on Saturday at 1pm with the Vodafone Women’s Interprovincial Championship on the line.
This Saturday 21st January Pontypridd welcome Swansea to Sardis Road, the Indigo Group Premiership match kicks off at 2:30pm. The two clubs met earlier in the season on Saturday 1st October at St. Helen’s.
The draw has been made for the Bank of Ireland Junior Cup quarter-finals. Tuam’s reward for their comprehensive win over Monivea is a North Galway derby with Dunmore. Tuam showed a supreme attacking prowess in that game, crossing the whitewash six times in a comprehensive 35-7 victory.
Munster have one game remaining in Champions Cup Pool B, away to Toulouse on Sunday, and maintain hopes of qualifying for the round of 16 after Saturday’s 27-20 victory over Northampton Saints. Eight...
BUCCANEERS 13 NAAS 11 BUCCANEERS and Naas served up a compelling Energia All-Ireland League Division 1B battle in testing conditions at Dubarry Park on Saturday with the home side taking the honours 13-11.
Its Round 2 of the Vodafone Women’s Interprovincial Championship and it’s a big one this weekend with a title on the line for both teams to win at The Sportsground. Here’s everything you need to know ahead of Saturday’s game.
Connacht Rugby are delighted to confirm a two-year contract extension for John Porch, keeping him at the club until the end of the 2024/25 season. A fans’ favourite since joining in 2019, Porch has scored 17 tries in 72 appearances after arriving from the Australia Sevens scene...
Munster made it back-to-back wins over Northampton at Thomond Park on Saturday evening with the province keeping their knock-out qualification hopes alive ahead of next Sunday’s final Pool game away to Toulouse.
New head coach Steve Borthwick has jettisoned veterans Billy Vunipola, Jonny May and Jack Nowell for his first squad
