Today at 07:14 pm - As the Challenge Cup group stages reach the final round, four of the five Guinness PRO14 teams are still in with a chance of reaching the quarter-finals. With only the five group winners and three best runners-up going through, teams will need to be at their very best if they wish to continue their European campaigns. Zebre, Benetton, Ospreys and Connacht are all still capable of...
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15/01/2019 06:56 pm - Ireland will unveil their squad for the Grand Slam defence tomorrow, but there is precious little room for new faces....
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15/01/2019 05:41 pm - The Lisburn-born prop agrees to join Connacht The post Gloucester prop Paddy McAllister set for return back to Ireland appeared first on The Rugby Paper....
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15/01/2019 05:05 pm - Connacht Rugby have announced the signing of prop Paddy McAllister from English Premiership side Gloucester. McAllister joined Gloucester from Aurillac in France having previously made 44 appearances for his native Ulster. He has played for Ireland at Schools, U19 & U20 level. Announcing the signing, Connacht Forwards Coach Jimmy Duffy said: "We are delighted to announce tha...
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15/01/2019 05:04 pm - Former Ulster prop Paddy McAllister will return to Irish Rugby next season, having signed for Connacht from English Premiership club Gloucester....
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13/01/2019 12:42 pm - A win in Bordeaux next weekend will guarantee a quarter-final spot in the Challenge Cup....
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13/01/2019 10:00 am - The European Challenge Cup delivered a stunning array of results as a number of Guinness PRO14 sides showed their mettle against a plethora of Europe's finest. Both Benetton Rugby and Connacht kept their quarter-final ambitions alive with victories over Agen and Sale Sharks respectively. A late David Horwitz penalty threw the cat among the pigeons in Pool Three as Connacht...
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