The Latest Breaking News from Leinster

The Blues face Ulster at Lansdowne Road in the Champions Cup last 16 tomorrow and, with the final set for there on May 20, the scrum-half wants to go all the way with the province after doing so with Ireland in the Six Nations

Even with the hope in their hearts, you’d forgive the Ulster players if there was fear in their bones as they make their way to the Aviva Stadium tomorrow.

Before they were key members of the Ireland match-day 23, Jamison Gibson-Park and Ross Byrne’s mission was to keep the Leinster show on the road.

The last remaining tickets for Leinster’s Heineken Champions Cup round-of-16 clash against Ulster were sold last night, making tomorrow’s game the first 52,300-strong sell-out the province have had at the venue since the 2019 meeting between the same sides at the quarter-final stage.

Prop’s club play Edinburgh in the last 16 of the Champions Cup on Friday after missing out on the competition in recent years

But for Rónan Kelleher’s latest injury setback, Saturday’s eagerly-anticipated Champions Cup clash between Leinster and Ulster would see the top four hookers in the country going head-to-head.

South Africa captain Siya Kolisi insists that Ireland are worthy of their place as the number one-ranked team in the world, and believes Andy Farrell’s men are the team to beat heading into the World Cup later this year.

The Sharks and South Africa talisman says he loves how Johnny Sexton has defied age to stay at the top, but warns that Leinster and Ireland are a different proposition without him

On the latest episode of The Left Wing, Will Slattery and Luke Fitzgerald are joined by Cian Tracey to look ahead to the Champions Cup last 16.

While Saturday’s hat-trick against the Bulls saw him break the record for tries in a season by an Ulster player, hooker Tom Stewart has warned the side will need more than just a potent maul to beat sides like the Leinster outfit they face in Saturday’s Champions Cup at the…

Kildare cruised to a comfortable eight point victory over a disappointing Wexford outfit in this Leinster U20 football championship Group 3 Round 2 game at Chadwicks Wexford Park.