Rory Keane is a Rugby Correspondent at the Irish Daily Mail and Irish Mail on Sunday. He specializes in coverage of team sports, particularly rugby, and delves into the competitive sports landscape and sports business. Rory's work has been featured in outlets such as the Daily Mail, Extra.ie, Inspire, and MSN.
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Rory’s work is predominantly focused on local sports, particularly rugby in Ireland with a strong emphasis on events and announcements. He seems to have a keen interest in covering developments within Irish rugby teams, player insights, and the broader international rugby landscape.
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Hope springs eternal that the club can turn a corner ahead of the new campaign, but head coach Clayton McMillan will need to negotiate some challenging terrain.
CONNACHT begin the new season at home to the Stormers on Friday night, and the province are using the occasion to mark the 10-year anniversary of the historic Pro12 triumph at Murrayfield.
The opening weekend of the new URC season is almost upon us, with Connacht getting things going against the Stormers on Friday.
Midleton were a firm fixture in the old Division 2 of the AIL during the early 2000s and they were a serious force.
O'Donovan could also end up in the Ireland selection equation fairly soon. No doubt, Andy Farrell will be watching his progress with interest.
Founded in 1882, Clonmel finally achieved senior status in 2019. Rugby in Tipperary is experiencing a bit of a boom at the momen.
Both the IRFU and Munster have stated they wanted to reward regulars at their press events. Yet their communications teams thought it prudent to only invite a select few.
You're going to hear a lot about Andy Farrell’s selection policy in the weeks ahead of Ireland's Nations Championship home fixtures
Munster got a meagre two call-ups. It's a sign of the times really. And the thing which should really sting the players in McMillan's camp is that it wasn't really a surprise.
One of the abiding memories of that afternoon was a fresh-faced Joey Carbery entering the fray when the contest was on a knife edge.
