Head Coach Greg McWilliams has named the Ireland Match Day Squad, sponsored by Aon, for Sunday’s TikTok Women’s Six Nations clash against England at Mattioli Woods Welford Road (Kick-off 12pm, live on Virgin Media Two/BBC Two/BBC iPlayer). Nichola Fryday captains Ireland for the Round 4 encounter in Leicester, with two uncapped
Tag: bestrugby
Robbie Henshaw Signs IRFU Contract Extension To 2025
The IRFU and Leinster Rugby are delighted to confirm that Robbie Henshaw has extended his contract to July 2025. Robbie won multiple Player of the Year awards in 2021 for his stellar performances for Leinster, Ireland and the British & Irish Lions. The 28-year-old centre started every game of Ireland’s 2021 Guinness
Dragons sign highly rated Super Rugby star
The Dragons have signed highly-rated utility-back Sio Tomkinson from Super Rugby outfit the Highlanders. Known for his hard-tackling and range of skills, Tomkinson will move to Wales to join up with the Men of Gwent ahead of the 2022/23 campaign. The 25-year-old – who operates at centre or wing –
Dragons sign London Irish lock
The Dragons have signed Welsh qualified former England under 20s second-row George Nott. Nott, 26, joins the Men of Gwent from English Premiership side London Irish, where he has made 61 appearances for the Exiles. Born in Bodelwyddan, Nott returns to the land of his birth and will add to
Wales refreshed and ready to host France
Wales Women head coach Ioan Cunningham has made five changes and two positional ahead of their TikTok Women’s Six Nations Round 4 match against France on Friday night (8pm, Cardiff Arms Park). Upfront, Cerys Hale and Natalia John come back in at tighthead and lock respectively and Beth Lewis is
Saturday’s the day when Wales play
Wales face both Ireland (2.15pm) and England (4.45pm) at home in next season’s Guinness Six Nations Championship, with each match awarded a Saturday afternoon kick-off time at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium. In fact, Wales play on Saturday in all five rounds of the competition, both home and away, featuring in the
OBITUARY: Graham Tregidon
No President of the Welsh Rugby Union had more political upheaval to deal with in their year in office with than Graham Tregidon, the renowned Cardiff schoolteacher who has died at the age of 87. The Swansea-born, Pembrokeshire-educated Tregidon was in charge of proceedings as chairman on Sunday, 4 April,

