Munster truly announced themselves as a force in European rugby by beating Toulouse

Nine of Ireland’s 10 most capped players ever were in the starting line-ups at a packed Croke Park

Leinster and Ireland prop is keeping busy getting back to basics in Wexford

Munster have had plenty of exciting days but none surpass November 12th, 2011

Rob Henderson speaks to Gerry Thornley about an unforgettable Paris afternoon

While we revel in the wins, too many people seem to delight in vilifying this team after defeat

There is an average 5.4 selection changes between the final game of an Irish coach and the opener of his successor

Powerful Leinster hooker looks a potential ready-made replacement for Rory Best

John Hayes and Mike Ross were as durable as tree trunks, and Furlong is showing same signs

Leinster’s current dominance began with memorable semi-final victory in 2009

‘I long for the day when we don’t have to celebrate how fabulous we are,’ says former rugby international

Ted O’Donoghue involved in dispute over Co Limerick right of way for ‘40 years’, court told

Downing Street dismisses speculation about second vote if Commons rejects deal

Ted O’Donoghue, (74) admitted firing a shot from his legally-held gun at John Hayes

Second coming for Ireland’s loosehead prop as rugby embraces his faster, dynamic style

Far from displacing American workers, robots are freeing them up to work more productively and enhance their career prospects

‘We are going to Dublin to play the best team in Europe’ says coach van Graan

Fascinating thing was that the tighthead prop was the player chosen by Schmidt for key pass

Ahead of today’s showdown, we look at Ireland’s nine Six Nations games at the stadium

Nine years from Ireland’s second Grand Slam, Gavin Cummiskey looks at the class of 2009