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Galway must build on Mayo victory - Paul Conroy

Galway move on to face Leitrim in the Connacht semi-final

Irish Mirror

Galway hold off late Mayo surge in thrilling Connacht quarter-final

Mayo 0-16 Galway 1-14

Irish Mirror

Sligo U20s captain dedicates landmark Connacht title to Red Óg Murphy

Jack Lavin explained how the tragic star had been at the forefront of their minds coming into their Connacht final against Mayo

Irish Mirror

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What time does Mayo vs Galway throw-in? TV channel, stream, teams and odds for Connacht grudge match

The winner will be fancied to go on and take the Connacht title yet again

Irish Mirror

Sean Cronin to retire from rugby at end of the season

He has won two Heineken Champions Cup medals, a Challenge Cup medal and six PRO12/14 titles since joining Leinster from Connacht in 2011

Irish Mirror

Former Ireland hooker Sean Cronin to retire at end of season

The 35-year-old travelled to three World Cups

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Andy Friend says Connacht must be better professionals to make the leap to Leinster's level

The westerners boss admitted much improvement is still needed after Friday's Aviva Stadium hammering dealt out by the four-time champs

Irish Mirror

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Leinster's Leo Cullen relishing Leicester reunion if the Tigers finish the job against Clermont

The Blues head coach spent two seasons at Welford Road as a player in between two spells with his own province and loved the experience. Now the two clubs are poised to meet in the Champions Cup last eight

Irish Mirror

Today's rugby headlines as 'malicious and damaging' incident leaves rugby world outraged at those in charge

Your Saturday rugby headlines this Easter weekend from Wales and beyond

Wales Online

Leo Cullen praises 'special talent' James Lowe after star turn in Leinster's cruise past Connacht

The Leinster head coach singled the Kiwi-born Ireland winger out for particular praise on what was a great day overall for his side

Irish Mirror

Leinster and Connacht fans all have the same complaint about kit clash during Champions Cup encounter

Despite it also being an issue for fans in the first leg, both sides lined up in the same kits again

Irish Mirror

Ruthless Leinster back into Champions Cup last eight after steamrolling Connacht

The Blues ran in eight converted tries - the prolific James Lowe helped himself to four of them - after a slow start in a 56-20 victory (82-41 on aggregate)

Irish Mirror

Wales breakthrough ace Taine Basham reveals what Wayne Pivac said to him following surprise Six Nations axe

The outstanding young flanker has been one of Wales' bright lights this season and started the Six Nations well, only to find himself dropped for the final two games

Wales Online

'It's huge for us' - Leo Cullen hails return of power duo Ronan Kelleher and Andrew Porter to his pack for Euro duel

The Blues boss has made three changes to his side from last Friday's Sportsground first leg, while Andy Friend has made one to the Connacht side that trails by six points

Irish Mirror

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Taking away Connacht's belief is key for Leinster, says Josh van der Flier

The Ireland flanker says his team must be aware of what this win or bust Euro tie means to the westerners and their supporters

Irish Mirror

Finlay Bealham urges Connacht to 'meet fire with fire' against Leinster at the Aviva

The westerners prop has hit career-best form this year and he puts that down to enjoying his rugby, now he can't wait to face returning Ireland team-mates Andrew Porter and Rónan Kelleher

Dublin Live

Leinster's Jamison Gibson-Park free to play against Connacht after citing dismissed

A citing complaint against the scrum-half has been dismissed by an independent disciplinary committee following a heading by video conference last night

Irish Mirror

Jamison Gibson-Park available for Leinster's Euro clash with Connacht on Friday after citing dismissed

The scrum-half was sin-binned for a high challenge on Kieran Marmion in last Friday's Champions Cup first leg in Galway

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Connacht no longer swayed by big name rivals but Wilkins says they must do better against Leinster

The westerners took real encouragement in their first leg showdown with the Blues but their senior coach acknowledges they must change things up at the Aviva Stadium

Irish Mirror

Garry Ringrose vows Leinster will adopt 'win at all costs' approach against Connacht

The Ireland centre admits the Blues must be clinical to see off their provincial rivals for a place in the last eight of the Champions Cup on Friday evening

Irish Mirror

Leinster v Connacht: Time, TV channel info and more for Heineken Champions Cup clash

Leinster and Connacht will meet on Friday night and fans will be hoping for another eventful clash.

Irish Mirror

Leinster's Gibson-Park cited for challenge and may miss crunch Aviva Stadium tie with Connacht

The incident happened soon after the Ireland scrum-half came on in the second half of the round of 16 first leg in Galway

Irish Mirror

Connacht revelling in Aviva free shot as Leo Cullen calls on Leinster fans to make stadium a cauldron

Andy Friend and Jack Carty are happy no-one still giving the westerners a chance in Champions Cup second leg clash in Dublin

Irish Mirror

Tadhg Furlong warns Leinster must cope better with Connacht's x-factor attack at the Aviva Stadium

The Blues tighthead enjoyed the first leg tussle with the westerners as the provinces have 80 minutes to negotiate a path to the Champions Cup quarter-finals

Wales Online

Brian O'Driscoll labels Six Nations star 'very lucky' to avoid red card after leaving opponent 'with a broken nose'

Ireland scrum-half Jamison Gibson-Park received just a yellow card after leaving his opposite number with a badly bloodied nose in the Connacht-Leinster Euro showdown

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