Ruaidhri O'Connor is a Rugby Correspondent at the Irish Independent. He specializes in sports journalism, with a focus on competitive and professional sports, as well as the sports business sector. Ruaidhri has been featured in Sunday World Magazine, the Irish Independent, and the Belfast Telegraph.
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By: Rúaidhrí O Connor
Leinster could be without captain Caelan Doris for the URC final against the Bulls on Friday week due to a knee injury sustained while playing against the Stormers on Saturday.
By: Rúaidhrí O Connor
Ireland U-20 head coach Andrew Browne has announced his squad for this summer's Junior World Championships in Georgia.
By: Ruaidhri O'Connor
James Lowe’s farewell statement and the messages from Leinster and the IRFU made it pretty clear that Andy Farrell won’t be breaking his unwritten rule by picking the winger when he leaves after the URC final on Friday week.
By: Rúaidhrí O Connor
Squad of around 37 players named on Wednesday ahead of the inaugural edition of the new tournament which kicks off against Australia
By: Ruaidhri O'Connor
Chief executive presides over a business that turns over £50m, but admits there is room for growth
By: Ruaidhri O'Connor
Leinster are planning to take on the powerful Bulls’ scrum without Ireland and Lions loosehead prop Andrew Porter, who has not recovered from the calf injury he suffered against the Stormers.
By: Ruaidhri O'Connor
Ticket sales for Friday night’s URC final at Croke Park are almost at 30,000 as Leinster forwards coach Robin McBryde says the team are prepared to cope without injured loosehead prop Andrew Porter.
