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Leicester Tigers release player after 13 years at the club
Leicester Tigers have confirmed that long-serving forward Harry Wells will leave the club at the end of the 2025/26 season. A product of the Tigers Academy, Wel
Champions Cup: Leinster v Toulon - All You Need to Know
We're down to the final four in both the Investec Champions and Challenge Cup, and there is Irish interest across both competitions on Saturday afternoon and ev
Women's Six Nations attendance record broken
Attendance at this year's Women's Six Nations tournament has reached a record high, with a cumulative crowd of 194,466 spectators across the first three rounds,
Challenge Cup can be start of Ulster's next chapter
It wasn't part of the plan for Ulster to be playing Challenge Cup rugby this season, but Richie Murphy can use the competition as a stepping stone to something
Wells to leave Leicester at end of the season
Leicester Tigers stalwart Harry Wells is leaving the club at the end of the season after a 13-year Tigers career.
Nigel Owens names the greatest captain he refereed
Legendary referee Nigel Owens has named the five captains who impressed him the most throughout his officiating career. ⭐ Save us to your Google Favourites for
'A little bit of fear' is the right motivation for Doris
Caelan Doris believes the "fear" of repeating last season's semi-final heartbreak has been a motivating factor ahead of Leinster's final four showdown with Toul
Zac Lomax misfires on union return despite hype over Suaalii duel
The code-hoppers came face to face for the NSW Waratahs v Western Force but it was a night of grind, not glamour The last sanctioned duel in Sydney came in 1851
Flying Start Helps Munster A To Win In Galway
A flying start from Gar Prendergast’s strong Munster A selection helped them to a nine-try 57-19 win over Connacht Eagles after an impressive performance in Gal
2026 Women’s Six Nations breaks attendance records after just three rounds
The 2026 Guinness Women’s Six Nations is already rewriting the record books — and there are still two rounds left to play. Join RUCK’s Instagram broadcast chann
Jackman: Leinster should be winning two or three Champions Cups every decade
Premier Sports pundit Bernard Jackman believes that all of the pressure is on Leinster tomorrow ahead of their Investec Champions Cup semi-final clash with RC T
Eddie Hearn closes in on FOUR more superstar rugby signings
Eddie Hearn isn’t just testing the waters in rugby — he’s going all in. After bringing Henry Pollock and Finn Russell on board at his rapidly expanding Matchroo
Team News: Champions Cup & Challenge Cup Semi-Finals – Bath & Exeter confirm line-ups
The semi-finals of the Champions Cup and EPCR Challenge Cup are upon us, with four teams set to become two across both competitions, as we head towards the fina
Where Are They Now? – RC Toulon’s Last ‘Galacticos’ who won the 2015 Champions Cup
They are regarded as one of the greatest club rugby teams of all time. The ‘Galacticos’ era of RC Toulon was an incredibly successful time period, that claimed
Spencer returns but Bath missing Ojomoh & Cokanasiga for semi-final
First-choice scrum-half Ben Spencer recovers from injury to take his place in Bath's starting line-up as they travel to Bordeaux-Begles in Sunday's Champions Cu
Young Artist Announced As Winner Of IRFU Creative Jersey Design Competition
The Irish Rugby Football Union (IRFU) has today announced Jack Smyth a pupil from St Patrick’s in Longford, as the winner of its nationwide creative jersey desi
Hollie Davidson stood down from refereeing with immediate effect
Hollie Davidson has stepped away from refereeing duties with immediate effect as she takes a short break from the game. The Scottish official has been one of th
Alfie Barbeary: ‘I try not to think about England … it gets in my head and I don’t play well’
Bath’s European player-of-the-year contender on international recognition, the ultimate test in Bordeaux and those budgie smugglers The shortlist for this year’
Porter fit but Furlong misses out for Leinster semi-final
Tadhg Furlong has lost his fitness battle and misses out for Leinster's Champions Cup semi-final against Toulon at Aviva Stadium on Saturday, but Andrew Porter
Injuries clear up as Ulster make 14 changes for Exeter
Ulster have changed all but one of their team for tomorrow's EPCR Challenge Cup semi-final with Exeter Chiefs, as Tom O'Toole and Nick Timoney are among multipl
Ulster Receive Fitness Boost As Team To Face Exeter Is Revealed
Ulster head coach Richie Murphy welcomes back Nick Timoney, Tom O’Toole, and Jude Postlethwaite from injury for Saturday’s EPCR Challenge Cup semi-final against
Bell and Hume ruled out of Exeter semi-final
Australia prop Angus Bell and centre James Hume have been ruled out of Ulster's Challenge Cup semi-final with Exeter Chiefs on Saturday.
Porter Returns For Leinster’s Semi-Final Showdown With Toulon
Andrew Porter features in the Leinster team selected for Saturday’s Investec Champions Cup semi-final against RC Toulon at the Aviva Stadium (kick-off 3pm). The
Mixed Injury News As Leinster Name Team For Toulon Semi-Final
Leinster face Toulon in the Champions Cup semi-final this weekend, hoping to banish the demons of last year's defeat to Northampton
Newcastle sign West on one-year deal from Northampton
Newcastle Red Bulls announce signing of former England Under-20s prop Tom West from Northampton on a one-year deal
Cornish Pirates sign Exeter prop Painter on loan
Cornish Pirates sign Exeter prop Ehren Painter on a short-term loan.
Desperation a driver for Leinster in game they can't lose
Losing is not an option for Leinster and that may drive them over the line against Toulon in this afternoon's Champions Cup semi-final at Aviva Stadium.
Simon Zebo: It’s time for Finn Russell to be King of Europe – Bath chase Champions Cup glory
By Jack Humphreys Bath are travelling to defending champions Union Bordeaux Bègles for their first Champions Cup semi-final in 20 years this Sunday at 3pm. Bath
Munster Players Visit Limerick Youth Service Centre
Munster Rugby were delighted to join our charity partners, Limerick Youth Service, at their centre in Ballynanty last week for an afternoon of fun rugby games w
Son of 2003 Rugby World Cup fly-half seals Scotland switch
English fly-half James Grayson has been confirmed as Edinburgh Rugby’s latest summer signing, joining from Mitsubishi Dynaboars on a one-year deal ahead of the