Three memorable times Ireland won and missed out on silverware at home
Ireland last won silverware at home in 2004 rout of Scotland at old Lansdowne Road
Six Nations Miscellany: Furlong’s fond memory of his first cap
Paul O’Connell presented prop with his jersey on what was to be his last home game
Winning Triple Crowns: ‘Seeing Jack Kyle was a spiritual experience’
A history of Ireland’s wins throws up some mythical tales and unforgettable moments
Bundee Aki’s decision to choose Ireland makes him a target for All Blacks
Focused world champions will have Auckland-born Connacht star firmly in their sights
Time to recognise uncapped Irish internationals who tackled the Pumas
The first time that the IRFU handed out caps for games against Argentina was in 1990
Ireland’s one and done captains don’t enjoy a stellar record
If Johnny Sexton captains side during Australia tour he will be looking to break a mould
Grand Slam memories: ‘Cardiff turned green that day’
Readers recall their Grand Slam stories ahead of another tilt at history on Saturday
Lions Memories: Jack Kyle’s major impact in New Zealand in 1950
Ireland legend put his medical studies on hold so he could join four-month tour
Six Nations: Ireland entering new era and it might not be so sunny
Paul O’Connell’s retirement breaks final link to days when nation fell in love with game
Belfast Royal Academy remembers alumni after 230 years
Former archbishop of Armagh and primate of All Ireland Lord Eames attended the secondary school
Ireland and Dolphin flanker Jim McCarthy passes away aged 91
Cork native won 28 caps and was a member of the 1948 Grand Slam-winning side
Six Nations 2015: Six of the best get ready to rumble
The grand old tournament should be full of its usual twists and turns. Gerry Thornley sets the scene
Cross-Border bid to host 2023 Rugby World Cup announced
‘I am absolutely confident that Ireland will host the 2023 rugby world cup’ - Taoiseach
Ex-Ireland and Lions outhalf Jack Kyle remembered at service
Willie John McBride: ‘He was just one of the great men of this world, I am just proud I had him as a friend’
Ulster hoping Ruan Pienaar will be fit for must-win Scarlets clash
Lock Dan Tuohy could also be in line to return for Champions Cup assignment
Jack Kyle crowded several realms of excellence into single life
His name became a kind of shorthand for talent on field, as well as for manners off it
Jack Kyle: Irish rugby legend who led a life less ordinary
Sporting great who spent 34 years of his life working as doctor in Africa leaves rich legacy
Former Ireland rugby great Jack Kyle dies
Surgeon, who played out-half on team that claimed Five Nations Grand slam in 1948, was 88
Is rugby in danger of becoming a brilliantly-coached bore?
The running game has always been rugby’s essential gift to sport
Forward who changed rugby’s style of goal-kicking
James Murphy-O’Connor: June 6th, 1925 – August 10th, 2014
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