Muireann Duffy

2 weeks ago | irishtimes.com | Muireann Duffy

The Republic of Ireland play Greece in Group 2 of the Nations League B hoping to return to winning ways after a 4-0 defeat to Slovenia in their last outing at the end of February. New manager Carla Ward insisted she must take the blame for the poor showing in Koper which came just four days after the Girls in Green opened their Nations League account with a 1-0 win over Turkey at Tallaght Stadium.

2 weeks ago | irishtimes.com | Muireann Duffy

Caelan Doris will captain a Leinster side heavily bolstered by the return of several Ireland internationals for their Champions Cup last-16 clash against Harlequins. Doris is among 13 Ireland internationals named to start Saturday’s game at Croke Park (kick-off 3pm), slotting back into his number eight spot.

3 weeks ago | irishtimes.com | Muireann Duffy

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3 weeks ago | irishtimes.com | Muireann Duffy

Ireland hooker Rónan Kelleher will step up his rehab this week, hoping to be available for Leinster’s Champions Cup game against Harlequins this weekend. Leo Cullen’s side will face the English club in their Round of 16 fixture at Croke Park on Saturday (kick-off 3pm). In a squad update on Monday, following their 10-7 win over the Sharks in the URC at the weekend, Leinster Rugby said a final call will be made on Kelleher’s availability for the game against Harlequins towards the end of the week.

3 weeks ago | irishtimes.com | Muireann Duffy

When is it happening? The first Dublin City Half Marathon will take place on Sunday, March 30th. When does the race start? The race will start on O’Connell Street with the first wave setting off at 8.30am, followed by the second wave at 8.45am and the third at 9am. The wheelchair start will be at 8.20am. As the race falls on the last Sunday of March, the clocks will have changed overnight before the race, jumping forward by one hour at 1am.