Ruaidhri O'Connor is a Rugby Correspondent at the Irish Independent. He specializes in competitive sports, particularly rugby, and covers significant events such as the World Cup, with a focus on regions like Africa, New Zealand, and France. Ruaidhri's work has been featured in the Sunday World Magazine, Irish Independent, and Belfast Telegraph.
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Ruaidhri O'Connor's articles predominantly cover local Irish Rugby, particularly focusing on events and expert commentary. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or analysis related to ongoing rugby events in Ireland, such as the Six Nations tournament or updates about prominent players and teams like Leinster and Munster Rugby.
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Malcolm O'Kelly, Shane Byrne, Rhys Ruddock and Devin Toner ahead of the Ireland v England legends charity game next Friday in Donnybrook
Pictured (L-R) Wales' head coach Warren Gatland, Scotland's Gregor Townsend, France boss Fabien Galthie, Ireland head coach Simon Easterby, England's
By: Rúaidhrí O'Connor
Just because Netflix have lost interest in the Six Nations, doesn’t mean the rest of us have to.
By: Rúaidhrí O’Connor
Andrew Porter has always chosen to bare his soul to the world. He wears the name of his late mother Wendy on his forearms and, when the Netflix cameras came into Ireland camp in 2023, it was the powerful prop who took the opportunity to open up about his struggles as a teenager in the wake of her passing.
Tadhg Furlong during an Ireland Rugby squad training session at The Campus in Quinta da Lago, Portugal. Photo: Brendan Moran/Sportsfile
By: O'Connor
England head coach Steve Borthwick. Photo: PA Steve Borthwick wants referee Ben O'Keeffe to be vigilant when Ireland ‘attack' the English breakdown in Saturday's Six Nations opener.
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