One more year for O'Driscoll
Ireland and Leinster star Brian O'Driscoll has signed a new one-year contract with the IRFU which will see him continue to play for both club and country until June 2014.
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Leinster can edge out stuttering Stade Francais
Leinster have taken selection risks, but should have enough attacking verve to overcome Stade Francais, writes Brendan Cole.
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O'Driscoll to miss Amlin Cup final
Brian O'Driscoll has been ruled out of the Amlin Challenge Cup final between Leinster and Stade Francais in Dublin tomorrow night.
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Heineken Cup puts Wilkinson in spotlight
Ten years after kicking England to World Cup glory, Jonny Wilkinson takes centre stage again as underdogs Toulon take on fellow Top 14 powerhouse Clermont Auvergne in the Heineken Cup final on Saturday.
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Connacht sign up New Zealander Heenan
Connacht have announced the signing of 20-year-old New Zealander Jake Heenan on a three-year deal.
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Ansbro announces retirement
Scotland international Joe Ansbro has announced his retirement from rugby.
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Daly earns Barbarians call-up
Uncapped Wasps back Elliot Daly has been called into a star-studded Barbarians squad to face England and the British and Irish Lions.
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D'Arcy to miss Leinster's Amlin final
Leinster centre Gordon D'Arcy will miss Friday's Amlin Challenge Cup final against Stade Français at the RDS.
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O'Driscoll injury not serious says Gatland
Warren Gatland has revealed players not involved in upcoming domestic and European cup finals could have an advantage when it comes to earning the nod for the opening Lions Test, and stated that Brian O'Driscoll's back injury is not serious.
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Marshall signs three-year deal with Ulster
Ulster centre Luke Marshall has signed a new three-year deal with the club.
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Trinh-Duc out of France squad for New Zealand tour
Montpellier out-half Francois Trinh-Duc has been left out of the France squad for their summer tour of New Zealand.
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Williams to miss Wales' Japan tour
Scarlets centre Scott Williams has joined team-mate Rhys Priestland in being ruled out of Wales' tour of Japan due to injury.
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Injury forces Munster's Howlett to retire
Munster's Doug Howlett has been forced to retire from professional rugby due to injury.
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Leinster hang on to book PRO12 final spot
Leinster's double dreams are still alive after they came through a gripping RaboDirect PRO12 semi-final against Glasgow Warriors at the RDS.
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Spence memory honoured at Ulster Rugby awards
Ulster Rugby player Nevin Spence, who was tragically killed in a farming accident on 15 September 2012, has been named Ulster Rugby Personality of the Year at the club's annual awards.
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Ulster march to final beating Scarlets
Ulster booked their passage to the RaboDirect PRO12 final with relative ease with a 28-17 victory over the Scarlets at Ravenhill even though they only outscored the visitors by three tries to two.
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Kearney feels for players not selected for Lions
Rob Kearney has revealed his sympathy for those not selected for the Lions, while revealing his delight at being included in the touring party.
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Munster chose UL as main training centre
Munster today announced that they will be establishing their main squad training centre at the University of Limerick.
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Ward predicts all-Irish PRO12 final
RTÉ Rugby analyst Tony Ward believes that it will be an all-Irish RaboDirect PRO12 final following this weekend's semi-finals.
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RaboDirect PRO12 semi-finals preview
Irish rugby has legitimate hopes of an all-Irish RaboDirect PRO12 final on 25 May.
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