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Josh van der Flier to miss Leinster's Champions Cup quarter-final as Blues face selection call

Garry Ringrose and Caelan Doris ready to return after missing victory over Ulster

Irish Mirror

Leinster's quarter-final with Leicester Tigers confirmed for Good Friday

The four-time winners are through to the last eight after beating Ulster 30-15 in very wet conditions at the Lansdowne Road ground

Irish Mirror

Late-show Thomas takes 'not worthy' La Rochelle into Champions Cup last-eight

Paris (AFP) - France winger Teddy Thomas scored a late try as La Rochelle edged Gloucester 29-26 to reach the Champions Cup quarter-finals but said his team's performance was "not worthy".

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Leinster v Ulster: Blues driven by need for fifth Champions Cup title after so long at the top

Ulster have a great need to conquer Europe having last done so 24 years ago, but Leinster are frustrated to have only added one star to the jersey in the last 11 years, after winning stitching in three in four years prior to that

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

Jamison Gibson-Park hungry for Aviva Stadium celebrations with Leinster after Grand Slam party

The Blues face Ulster at Lansdowne Road in the Champions Cup last 16 tomorrow and, with the final set for there on May 20, the scrum-half wants to go all the way with the province after doing so with Ireland in the Six Nations

Irish Mirror

Siya Kolisi praises Munster ahead of Champions Cup showdown for their backing of RG Snyman

The Sharks and South Africa talisman says he loves how Johnny Sexton has defied age to stay at the top, but warns that Leinster and Ireland are a different proposition without him

Irish Mirror

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Odds "stacked against" Johnny Sexton returning for Leinster but he will fire at the World Cup

Robin McBryde believes the 37-year-old will be ready for World Cup action: "In many ways, it could benefit Johnny that he's fresh, fit, and ready to go"

Irish Mirror

Tonight's rugby news as Dan Biggar personally disappointed and Welsh region tipped to win silverware

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Wales Online

Ireland captain Sexton set to miss rest of season

Dublin (AFP) - Ireland captain Johnny Sexton looks likely to miss the rest of the European season after suffering a groin injury in the win against England that sealed the Six Nations title earlier this month.

AFP

Ireland skipper Johnny Sexton suffers season-ending groin injury

The fly-half was hurt during Ireland’s Six Nations clash against England.

The Independent UK

Johnny Sexton's Leinster career may be over as he goes under the knife tomorrow

Ross Byrne will start the Champions Cup last 16 clash with Ulster on Saturday and will have the responsibility of guiding the province on the field at the business end of the season, with his brother Harry and Ciarán Frawley providing back up.

Irish Mirror

Meet the WAGs of Ireland's Six Nations heroes as Dan Sheehan, Andrew Porter and Josh Van Der Flier appear on Late Late Show

Cheering the players on at every Six Nations match over the past few weeks have been their wives and girlfriends

Irish Mirror

Today's rugby news as Welsh rugby's watershed moment 'just the start' and players to banish Six Nations hangover

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Boklash coming for Leinster at the RDS as the URC's top two clash

Leo Cullen's side have a 12 point lead at the top and if they secure a draw they will be guaranteed top seed for the play-offs

Irish Mirror

Preston striker Tom Cannon on his Everton dream and Ireland Under-21 call

Tom Cannon has impressed so far during his loan spell at Preston, where he has scored three times in 12 starts and one substitute appearance.

Irish Mirror

Richard Dunne critical of Ireland after win over Latvia

Ireland coasted to go 2-0 up before two long-range strikes saw them level at the break.

Irish Mirror

Fears for 'muppet' England fan's safety after as he holds flag with vile message

An England fan posted a vile message on a flag mocking the death of Diego Maradona.

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Roy Keane visits League of Ireland club with Sky Sports colleagues ahead of sold out Dublin show

Keane was joined by Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher at Cobh Ramblers and were snapped with their own jerseys.

Irish Mirror

Connacht signing of Argentina international 'a real statement of intent'

The 45-times capped Pumas star has agreed a two-year deal with the westerners and will join in the summer

Irish Mirror

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

Jamie Osborne signs new Leinster deal

The 21-year-old Naas man has enjoyed a rapid rise, starring in the province's Champions Cup campaign this term and making Ireland's extended Six Nations panel

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

Ireland star Áine O'Gorman relishing the chance to be a role model for young girls

Speaking at the launch of the Aviva Soccer Sisters programme, O'Gorman spoke about the importance for young girls to have female role models to look up, and how the Irish women's national football team can inspire youngster.

Irish Mirror

Taking Stock: Ulster's Jacob eager to push his World Cup credentials to Ireland boss Andy Farrell

"I suppose it’s not necessarily a bad thing that you can’t get into the number one team in the world!"

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