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Full coverage: Rugby

Brought low: How England’s sweet chariot came to be 12-point underdogs against Ireland

Twickenham stadium is showing its age. And English rugby appears caught in a bygone era, surpassed by the progress of other nations in both strategy and execution on and off the field.

Brett Igoe
9th Mar, 2024 - 6 min read

Five reasons why Ireland’s attack is the strongest in the Six Nations

Ireland's performance has stepped up a gear from the rugby world cup and from last year's tournament. Here are five ways the team is developing.

Brett Igoe
24th Feb, 2024 - 7 min read

The talent factory: Why the national U20 side is Ireland’s outstanding rugby team

Ireland has some good rugby teams, but the national U20 side is arguably the outstanding one. The U20s have won 22 games out of 24 since 2019. What's behind the success of Ireland's underage development system?

Brett Igoe
10th Feb, 2024 - 7 min read

Ireland lacerate France in Marseille with a historic win

In Marseille on Friday night, Ireland found another level. The post-Sexton era is looking promising.

Brett Igoe
3rd Feb, 2024 - 5 min read

Win today, win tomorrow: Ireland’s simple strategy for rebounding from the rugby World Cup

Andy Farrell is not thinking in four-year cycles. This squad is optimised for winning the 2024 Six Nations, not the 2027 World Cup.

Brett Igoe
27th Jan, 2024 - 7 min read

Irish rugby at the Olympics: Great dangers in trying to turn 15s into 7s

A number of France’s top rugby players, including Antoine Dupont, will not be involved in the Six Nations championship. Instead they will concentrate on sevens rugby at the Paris Olympics and the chance of a gold medal. Should top Irish players follow suit?

Brett Igoe
2nd Dec, 2023 - 5 min read

The prodigal All Blacks sons of Tonga return to throw down the akau-tá to Ireland

Recent rule changes have allowed Pacific Island players return to their home nations after test match time with other countries. It would be foolish to underestimate them. The Currency's Rugby World Cup coverage is in association with Interpath Advisory.

Brett Igoe
16th Sep, 2023 - 7 min read

The Irish entrant to the dystopian powdered food market

Techies have been trying to optimise the essential act of eating for more than a decade. Now ex-rugby player Darren O'Reilly is trying to take on the big players and replace supermarket meal deals with powder and water.

Rosanna Cooney
3rd May, 2023 - 3 min read

Tony Buckley to join the swelling ranks of ex-players suing rugby’s governing bodies

The former prop is gearing up for a civil action against former clubs Munster and Sale Sharks, the IRFU, World Rugby, and the RFU in what may be a reckoning for the sport.

Francesca Comyn
3rd Mar, 2023 - 2 min read

Simon Hick: Ireland are an Andy Farrell team now and nobody knows what will happen next but it will be thrilling and brave

The Ireland head coach is shaping a new era for his team. Backing his own instincts and his players' ingenuity, he is letting go of the past.

Simon Hick
5th Feb, 2022 - 5 min read
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