As the Lions tour looms large, the question isn't just whether the Wallabies can win—but whether the sport can survive in Australia. The Currency’s coverage of the British & Irish Lions is supported by Bespoke Estate Agents.
Andy Farrell’s Lions may be winning now — but are they sharpening or softening before Australia? The Currency's coverage of the British & Irish Lions is supported by Bespoke Estate Agents.
The digital ticketing firm, headed up by Pat Kirby, has inked a deal with Rugby Australia to handle up to 200,000 tickets for Lions matches down under.
Leinster return to Croke Park with more than a title on the line. After weeks of criticism and tactical soul-searching, only one thing matters now: perform, or prepare for the fallout.
Succession planning in rugby isn't just about replacing players; it's about which club has the preparation work done within its talent ID system or which club has been asleep at the wheel.
Despite demanding peak performance from athletes, Irish sport still tolerates underqualified coaches on the sidelines.
The IRFU’s decision to shut down the men’s sevens programme exposes deeper systemic issues within the sport — from strained finances to a fractured development pathway and a lack of grassroots support.
Despite elite resources, world-class coaching, and a production line of international talent, Leinster Rugby’s repeated failures in Europe’s biggest competition reveal uncomfortable truths.
As Connacht, Munster, and Ulster risk missing out on Europe, Leinster’s enduring success reveals the value—and limits—of long-term structural stability.
From the collapse of another major club to Leinster’s signing of one of the world’s greatest players, it’s the off-pitch action that’s been making rugby’s latest big hits.
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