Erin King happy with Irish physicality in Wales win
Ireland target third home win in last-round clash against Scotland
Ireland outlast scrappy Wales in Belfast
Doubles from Aoife Wafer and Brittany Hogan help Scott Bemand’s side to bonus-point victory
Leinster are masters of the late show – is that a good or bad thing?
Sides of Leinster’s quality would prefer to end contests earlier than they have been doing so
For Sevens’ sake: Gael Force aim to show IRFU that game can thrive in Ireland
With the IRFU having cut its men’s Sevens programme, a team set up by a Cork estate agent is looking to save the sport - and have fun
France too strong for Ireland as their superior depth shows in Six Nations victory
There is still a gap between these two sides, albeit it has shrunk to the point that this is now a proper rivalry
Cian Healy: How coaching with Clontarf fills the void of retirement
Former Ireland and Leinster prop on his coaching style and influencing the next generation of props
England too strong for Ireland in Women’s Six Nations opener in Twickenham
An improved second half showing will encourage Ireland ahead of game against Italy
Ireland’s Scott Bemand: ‘We’ll look back and think we were a little bit hard done by’
Ireland head coach said he was encouraged by Ireland’s performance in defeat to England
Women’s Six Nations: Ireland v England will see two spouses facing off
Moloney-MacDonalds will play against each other at international level for the first time
Will return of the King herald a new dawn for Ireland’s women’s team?
Injury has kept Erin King off the squad for a year, but Ireland are putting all their faith in their new captain
Rieko Ioane: Leinster finally see the return expected from an 88-cap All Black
Centre may have had his watershed moment in Leinster’s Champions Cup win over Edinburgh last weekend
Munster boss Clayton McMillan strikes defiant tone despite ugly Challenge Cup exit
‘Look, nothing has changed my belief around where this squad can get to’
Tadhg Beirne laments ‘same old story’ as Munster shoot themselves in the foot in Exeter loss
Clinical home side took full advantage of Munster’s sloppy play to score 31 points in the first half
Munster up against it at Exeter to keep European season alive
Playing at home, with their pack and strike runners in the backfield, it’s hard to look past English side
Kicking is on the way down – does that explain the rise in tries?
The number of kicks in open play dropped for five of the six teams, Ireland bizarrely the only exception as their kick volume remained unchanged