Gerry Thornley is a Rugby Correspondent at The Irish Times. He specializes in covering competitive sports, particularly focusing on international sports leagues and federations, as well as team sports. Gerry's work is featured in The Irish Times and breakingnews.ie.
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Gerry Thornley's coverage is predominantly focused on rugby, particularly local teams such as Leinster and Munster. He often provides expert commentary and event coverage related to these teams.
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By: Gerry Thornley
Citing follows complaint by Munster's number eight that he had been grabbed in his groin area
By: Gerry Thornley
Tadhg Furlong has been cited for an alleged incident that occurred in the 37th minute of Saturday’s URC game between Leinster and Munster.
By: Gerry Thornley
André Esterhuizen is one of three injured Sharks players who have been ruled out of Saturday's URC game against Munster at Thomond Park (kick-off 5.30pm), with replacements already in situ with the rest of the squad in Limerick.
Argentina have been dealt significant injury blows ahead of the Nations Championship, with two players ruled out and another in doubt for their game against Ireland at the Aviva Stadium next Friday week.
By: Gerry Thornley
It's a pity Connacht's skipper and Leinster's playmaking outhalf will not go head to head on Friday
By: Gerry Thornley
Ireland and Leinster centre is recovering from a hamstring injury
By: Gerry Thornley
Leinster prop citing over alleged incident during Saturday's win at the Aviva
By: Gerry Thornley
Johnny Sexton has defended Tadhg Furlong after his former Ireland team-mate has been cited for an alleged act of foul play during Leinster’s 24-18 win over Munster on Saturday.
By: Gerry Thornley
Ireland assistant coach Johnny Sexton impressed with healthy competition for 10 jersey
By: Gerry Thornley
As a player, Johnny Sexton experienced going into World Cups both with and without high expectations. Although the outcome was the same dog-eared script of a quarter-final exit, he has little doubt that going with hope if preferable.
