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Leinster 35-5 Sharks: Leo Cullen's side cruise into URC semi-finals

Leinster will compete in the final four after a big win at the Aviva Stadium.

Irish Mirror

Leicester can complain but it takes more than money to thrive in Europe

The amount a team pay does not always define how well they play. It is time for English rugby union to get real

The Guardian - UK

Leinster stride into semi-final as Garry Ringrose sparks demolition of Leicester

Garry Ringrose scored the opening try after 74 seconds as Leinster handily defeated Leicester 55-24 to book their Champions Cup last-four spot

The Guardian - UK

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Leinster 30-15 Ulster: The Blues book quarter-final spot with battling victory

Leo Cullen's men dealt with the brutal conditions better to set up a last eight clash with Leicester Tigers at the same venue next weekend

Irish Mirror

Ulster are "ambitious and hungry" to spoil Leinster's Champions Cup party, says Leo Cullen

While Ulster are without regular skipper Iain Henderson for the Aviva Stadium knock-out tie, Leinster have lost Johnny Sexton, Caelan Doris and Garry Ringrose from the Grand Slam winning game against England at the same venue a fortnight ago

Irish Mirror

Tonight's rugby news as axed Wales star backed to force Gatland's hand after being left 'hurt and despondent'

The latest rugby headlines and news bulletins from Wales and beyond

Wales Online

Sam Warburton favours law change to rule out repeat of Freddie Steward red

“Rugby can’t be as black and white as a shoulder to the head is off. There are so many moving parts in the game. Accidents like that will always happen in the game of rugby”

Daily Mirror

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Tonight's rugby news as Sam Warburton picks his own Lions XV after Gatland's Welsh player snub

These are the rugby stories making headlines on the evening of Thursday, March 23

Wales Online

Sir Clive Woodward warns rugby is in 'meltdown' and facing World Cup 'madness' after Freddie Steward red card furore

"The decision to show Steward red was one of the worst I’ve seen" - Woodward

Wales Online

Hugo Keenan gives verdict on Six Nations overturning Freddie Steward red card

"There's a bit of a responsibility (on Steward's part), but it's very unfortunate - things are moving fast and it was a weird incident. You never really see it," said Keenan on the controversial incident in the Grand Slam game

Irish Mirror

Six Nations disciplinary panel overturn Freddie Steward's red card against Ireland

Steward was dismissed just before half-time at the Aviva Stadium last Saturday and England had to play with 14 men until the 76th minute, when they were reduced to 13 due to Jack Willis' yellow card.

Irish Mirror

Freddie Steward: England full-back’s controversial red card in Ireland Six Nations finale rescinded

Full-back is free to play for Leicester Tigers after an independent disciplinary committee ruled that his tackle on Hugo Keenan only deserved a yellow

Evening Standard

Six Nations verdict: dominant Ireland and super Dupont take the plaudits

A record-breaking 91 tries, a match for the ages, ‘Florence Dallaglio’, and an England side who ‘weren’t good at anything’

The Guardian - UK

Freddie Steward’s red card: why was it shown and what happens now?

The England full-back’s challenge on his Ireland counterpart Hugo Keenan is subject to a hearing on Tuesday that could have wide repercussions for future of the sport at all levels

The Guardian - UK

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Belfast Live

Ireland's Grand Slam heroes rated across entire Six Nations and 'best' picks

Andy Farrell's Ireland clinched the Six Nations Grand Slam on Saturday - here's how we rated the players across all five games

The Independent UK

Freddie Steward’s ridiculous red card shows rugby must make changes to survive

Steward’s sending off during Ireland vs England highlighted that rugby’s laws too often lead to games being ruined

The Independent UK

‘What a bloody joke’: Former England captain aghast after Freddie Steward red card

The England full back was dismissed just before half-time with the Six Nations clash against Ireland delicately poised

Daily Mirror

England unfit for purpose of competing for Six Nations glory admits Steve Borthwick

Ireland 29-16 England: Four-try Ireland complete Grand Slam to leave England with searching questions less than six months out from World Cup

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Wales Online

Today's rugby news as Wales coach admits it's 'men against boys' as team destroyed on darkest night

The latest rugby news from Wales and beyond

Irish Mirror

Grand Slam bench press prompts Rob Herring to declare: 'Let's go and win a World Cup'

The strength and depth in Andy Farrell's squad was clear to see with the impact made by Ireland's replacements during this Six Nations campaign

Irish Mirror

Player by player run down: How Ireland's Grand Slam squad fared

Four of Andy Farrell's squad played every minute of the five Six Nations games in this year's campaign

The Guardian - UK

Steve Borthwick aims to forge links with Premiership to boost England talent

Steve Borthwick is aiming to develop a new relationship with top-level clubs that he believes will help England get back on top of the Six Nations

The Independent UK

‘Shambles, shambles, shambles’: Ben Stokes and others react to controversial Six Nations red card

England star Freddie Steward was sent off for making contact with Hugo Keenan’s head during the Ireland vs England grand slam decider

Evening Standard

Steve Borthwick urges England to match ‘benchmark’ set by Ireland ahead of World Cup

England were much-improved against Ireland but it was not enough to prevent Grand Slam celebrations in Dublin

The Guardian - UK

Front-running Ireland justify status by rounding off perfect campaign

England were on top early in Dublin but Andy Farrell’s world No 1 side comfortably and deservedly sealed a grand slam

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