Rory Keane is a rugby correspondent for the Irish Daily Mail and Irish Mail on Sunday. With a focus on local rugby in Ireland, particularly in Dublin, Rory's articles provide insights into the sport, including analysis of teams, players, and the overall landscape of Irish rugby. His work has also been featured on MailOnline and Extra.ie.
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Rory’s work is predominantly focused on local sports, particularly rugby in Ireland with a strong emphasis on events and announcements. He seems to have a keen interest in covering developments within Irish rugby teams, player insights, and the broader international rugby landscape.
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It wouldn't be a stretch to imagine a big circle around February 1 on Jack Crowley's calendar.
The worst of Storm Darragh had passed over Thomond Park long before kick-off yesterday. It was a fitting metaphor ahead of this European opener.
It was a good hour after the final whistle when Ian Costello and Diarmuid Barron strolled into the Thomond Park press conference room.
Confusion reigned on Friday night around Leinster's selection policy for Champions Cup games after head coach Leo Cullen failed to clarify whether
It's funny how things work out sometimes. There was plenty of blowback from predictable sources when Leinster secured the short-term signing of Jordie Barrett earlier this season.
By: Rory Keane
After an unconvincing European Champions Cup win against Clermont, Leo Cullen has admitted that places in Leinster's starting line-up are now up for grabs in
After locking down some of Ireland's top stars for the 2027 World Cup, the IRFU will now turn their attention to securing the services of Tadhg
The IRFU has been on a bit of a festive splurge of late. Andrew Porter, Tadhg Furlong, James Ryan and Bundee Aki have all signed central contract extensions in recent days.
5utrr4Christmas is only around the corner and David Humphreys will be enjoying a well-earned breather over the festive period.
A brilliant hat-trick from Tom Farrell secured a hard-fought and much-needed victory for Munster in Belfast last night.
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