With both the Gallagher Premiership Rugby and United Rugby Championship Finals taking place on Saturday, there were plenty of ...

LOUTH’S fairytale season will have at least another chapter as they face the daunting task of taking on Donegal in Ballybofey ...

Warriors played into Blues’ hands but it could be very different next weekend Jamie Osborne dives over to score Leinster’s second try against Glasgow in the URC semi-final at the Aviva Stadium ...

There were many good things about Leinster’s performance against Glasgow in Saturday’s URC semi-final at the Aviva. The energy was up, the aggression and physicality was elevated and there was ...

When Leinster won the Pro14 title for the fourth year in a row in 2021, it seemed inevitable that their dominance of the league would continue, even with the arrival of four South African big ...

For much of the Leinster squad, the past month has stirred a broad spectrum of emotions. There was the agony of an Investec Champions Cup semi-final loss at home to Northampton, denying the ...

The two Leinster sides came out on top in the competition, and both will advance to the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship preliminary quarter-finals. However, there is the little matter of ...

Caoimhe Ní Ghormáin, Curator, Manuscripts and Archives, the Library of Trinity College Dublin, added: “'The Book of Leinster' provides us with an unparalleled snapshot of the Middle Ages in ...

A clear beneficiary of Galway's switch to the Leinster SHC is Dublin. MUTUAL BENEFIT: Dublin's Brian Hayes in action against Gavin Lee of Galway during the 2024 Leinster SHC clash at Pearse Stadium.

LOUTH have won the Leinster Senior Football Championship title after a late escape act by Sam Mulroy. The Wee County came into the game as slight favourites, having been in the last two finals and ...

Dean Rock says he expects Louth to be competitive for the foreseeable future after the county landed their first Leinster title in 68 years. The Wee County built a famous triumph on first-half ...

RG Snyman and Linda Djougang have been named as the recipients of the Leinster women’s and men’s Player of the Year awards for the 2024/25 season, while Sam Prendergast and Robyn O’Connor ...