Jack Crowley

Two matches into the post-Johnny Sexton era, the Munster outhalf has done almost everything that could have been asked of him

Ireland’s senior team gave the U20s a timely lesson in how to stop opponents from rallying

The Counter Ruck Podcast

Jack Crowley's mature performance in his first Six Nations start can only imbue him with confidence – and increase his team-mates’ belief in him

Follow the action from the Stade Velodrome as Ireland begin their Grand Slam defence with a daunting task in Marseille

Deal done at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh; and why GAA shouldn’t be too hasty in rejecting the idea of using television match officials

Johnny Sexton's successor as Ireland outhalf Jack Crowley faces a baptism of fire in his first Six Nations start against France in the cauldron of the Stade Velodrome

While we never want to coach the creativity out of a talented player, Crowley also has to be educated as to when to pull the trigger

Denis Leamy highlights John Hodnett’s Ireland credentials

Will Ireland do better than ever at the Olympics? Will anyone stop Limerick’s hurlers? Who will win Euro 2024? Will our educated guessers get anything right? It’ll certainly be fun finding out

My belief is that Cullen and Nienaber would have discussed aspects of Leinster’s set-up over the last few weeks

As is customary at the end of a four-year World Cup cycle, the level of change is more acute than at any point over the previous three seasons

Former Ireland outhalf offers interesting insight into Jack Crowley’s role at this Rugby World Cup

Ireland and Munster outhalf came off the bench and kicked three points under pressure to extend Ireland’s narrow lead in their Rugby World Cup win over South Africa. Further adventures lies ahead

RTÉ misstepped when jumping back to studio just as 40,000 Irish fans started to launch into the chorus of Zombie

Munster outhalf’s versatility to cover backline would allow coach to name six forwards including Jack Conan and Finlay Bealham

The crowds are on board for the All-Ireland League as Clontarf meet Terenure in the final

Clontarf to face ‘different team’ at Energia All-Ireland League final, ’Nure captain says

Province have not lost at Thomond since defeat to Connacht in Rainbow Cup last May

If we can replicate ruck speed shown against All Blacks we are Six Nations contenders

Outhalf credits Stephen Larkham with bringing a new approach to his play

Top-four seeding would earn Munster comfort blanket of home second leg in next round

Former Australian outhalf praises ‘top-notch’ performance from Jack Crowley against Castres

A tricky assignment against such familiar and gritty opponents awaits Munster

Province’s style of play came in for heavy criticism after Connacht loss last weekend

Johann van Graan’s side will need a vastly improved performance after Connacht defeat

Interpros vital in assessing Farrell’s options for Ireland squad

This is a new dawn and there’s a chance to genuinely revolutionise rugby in Ireland

Sexton marks the occasion with the boots to match; Healy and Crowley clash in AIL

Planning for Japan and the All Blacks rather than France 2023 is a short-sighted choice

For the likes of Leinster and Munster there aren’t enough games in the current calendar

Home side were missing their Welsh contingent but still had enough to secure win

‘Instead of qualifying, we want to push on and win a medal. That’s the goal from here’

If the current pecking order remains, Farrell will need the veteran outhalf for next World Cup

Jack O’Donoghue switches from openside to blindside and captains the young side

Winner in Cardiff will take huge stride towards title that is up to Ireland to defend

Scrumhalf will miss home game against Cardiff with ‘low-grade’ injury

Desire to beat Leinster is huge after 10 losses in the last 11 meetings against their rivals

The clarity that Leinster displayed in the Pro 14 Final was down to superior coaching

Senior coach says side will work on fundamentals ahead of European clash at Thomond Park