Scrum
# scrum - Saturday 23 February, 2013
6 Nations: Wales stay on championship track after swatting Italy aside
The defending champions look revived after their victory in France last time out.
# scrum - Saturday 22 December, 2012
Pro12: We wanted to use our scrum as a weapon says victorious Court
The Ulster prop feels the 27-19 win over Leinster proves his side are genuine trophy contenders.
# scrum - Wednesday 21 November, 2012
Mike Ross eager to atone for scrum slip-up against Springboks
The Leinster prop proved he was human against South Africa. He will be hoping to lift expectations when he faces Argentina.
# scrum - Monday 29 October, 2012
John Andress: On the outside looking into Ireland’s shallow prop pool
The Belfast born tight-head hasn’t gone completely unnoticed in the Premiership, but he won’t hold his breath for a Kidney call-up.
# scrum - Thursday 21 June, 2012
Ireland’s Call – Part Three: You asked, O’Driscoll and Kidney answered
The Irish coach and captain fielded your questions as the team for the final Test against the All Blacks was announced.
# scrum - Saturday 16 June, 2012
As it happened: New Zealand v Ireland, Second Test
Rugby League Park in Christchurch was the setting for what could be a punishing affair for the Irish unless they could up their game significantly.
# scrum - Wednesday 13 June, 2012
Ireland’s Call – Part Two: Put your questions to the Irish team in New Zealand
Get in touch with us to put your most searching queries to captain Brian O’Driscoll and coach Declan Kidney.
# scrum - Monday 4 June, 2012
Mike Ross an injury doubt for Ireland’s First Test against All Blacks
The tighthead prop’s injured hamstring may prevent him from lining up against New Zealand on Saturday.
# scrum - Sunday 29 April, 2012
Player ratings: We mark the Leinster players out of 10
It came down to a TMO and an amazing rearguard action but the Blues held on to set up a final with Ulster.
# scrum - Saturday 17 March, 2012
Six Nations: Kidney: Ross injury was the turning point
Declan Kidney was making no excuses for Ireland’s poor showing against England at Twickenham, and said his side would have lessons to learn.
# scrum - Saturday 17 September, 2011
Lineout Coach: How a well-drilled Ireland starved the Wallabies
Gavin Hickie, the Lineout Coach, talks us through his tactical analysis of Ireland’s win over Australia.
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