Hook fears for player health
George Hook tells Miriam O'Callaghan that he fears for Brian O'Driscoll's long-term health following his decision to play on
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Hook fears for O'Driscoll's health
In the wake Brian O'Driscoll's decision to continue playing for another season, rugby analyst George Hook says he fears for the long-term health of O'Driscoll and other professional players.
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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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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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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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Dawson hopeful O'Driscoll will play on
Leinster Rugby chief executive Mick Dawson has indicated that Brian O'Driscoll will play for another season.
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Schmidt: I will try to get O'Driscoll to play on
New Ireland head coach Joe Schmidt has revealed that he will attempt to convince Brian O'Driscoll to play on for another season.
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Sexton returns to Leinster line-up for Zebre
Brian O'Driscoll leads an experienced Leinster team to face Zebre in Sunday afternoon's RaboDirect PRO12 clash at the Stadio del Tricolore at 3pm.
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O'Driscoll seals derby win for Leinster
The returning Brian O'Driscoll grabbed the match-winning try as Leinster went second in the RaboDirect Pro12 table courtesy of a 22-16 victory over Munster at Thomond Park.
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O'Driscoll returns for Leinster's Thomond trip
Brian O'Driscoll is back in the Leinster team for their RaboDirect PRO12 clash with Munster after serving a suspension incurred on international duty.
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IRFU will not appeal O'Driscoll suspension
The IRFU have confirmed that no appeal will be lodged with the Six Nations regarding the suspension of Brian O'Driscoll. O'Driscoll was suspended for three weeks following an incident during the RBS 6 Nations Championship game against Italy in Rome on 16 March 16.
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Rugby Shorts
O'Driscoll banned, Nacewa retires, Kidney's future
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O'Driscoll suspended for three weeks
Brian O'Driscoll has been suspended for three weeks for stamping on Italy's Simone Favaro in last weekend's 22-15 Six Nations defeat in Rome.
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O'Driscoll's fate to be decided on Wednesday
Brian O'Driscoll's citing hearing for stamping on Italy's Simone Favaro will be heard in London tomorrow morning, RBS 6 Nations organisers have confirmed.
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O'Driscoll cited for alleged stamp on Favaro
Brian O'Driscoll has been cited for stamping on Simone Favaro in Ireland's 22-15 RBS 6 Nations defeat by Italy on Saturday.
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O'Driscoll to know his fate on Monday
Brian O'Driscoll will learn on Monday whether he will face disciplinary proceedings for his stamp on Simone Favaro in the 22-15 RBS 6 Nations defeat by Italy.
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Kidney: O'Driscoll will be given time and space
Ireland coach Declan Kidney insists Brian O'Driscoll will be allowed to determine his playing future in his own time.
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Opinion: O'Driscoll's brilliance is to be relished
Read Bernard Jackman on what makes Brian O'Driscoll one of the greats of the world game and why you should relish every chance you get to see him.
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O'Driscoll may have to stay on
Shane Horgan says contractual obligations may prevent Brian O'Driscoll retiring from Irish duty
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O'Driscoll: Indiscipline cost Ireland
Brian O'Driscoll has criticised Ireland's discipline and the failure to keep the scoreboard ticking over when in the ascendancy during the RBS 6 Nations defeat to Scotland on Sunday.