Rory Keane is a Rugby Correspondent at the Irish Daily Mail and Irish Mail on Sunday. He covers a range of topics within the realm of sports, focusing on team and individual sports, as well as the business aspects of competitive sports. Rory's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Daily Mail, Extra.ie, Inspire, and MSN.
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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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Clayton McMillan's injury-ravaged squad are literally limping to the end of this season. A point emphasised by last weekend's dour display in Galway.
By: Jessica Ruxton
The upswing in this team's fortunes in such a short space of time has been startling. When Bemand arrived as Ireland's new coach in 2023, he inherited a squad
By: Rory Keane
Ciaran Frawley’s second-half cameo was one of the few glimmers of light on a dark day for Leo Cullens’ side, however.
By: Rory Keane
Last weekend’s events in a heaving Bilbao confirmed one major fact: French rugby is riding the crest of a wave at the moment. At all levels.
Again, the World Cup is the major acid test for this squad. We're looking at 40 years of hurt when the big one kicks off Down Under.
Before we know it, the 2027 Six Nations will be upon us and then it's full steam ahead for the big one in Australia... the World Cup and the bid to end 40 years of failure.
Leinster don’t have to look too far back for inspiration ahead of their URC title defence this evening. Twelve months ago, the Bulls rocked up..
There's two ways at looking at this 36-player Ireland squad selection ahead of next month’s tour of Australia and New Zealand.
'A tectonic shift in global sport is coming,' was the opening line in a visual production which dialled up the hype to 11. A big claim.
IT'S just under 16 months until the 2027 World Cup in Australia, and Ireland head coach Andy Farrell still appears to be none the wiser when it comes to the identity of his first-choice out-half.
