RG Snyman forging new relationships at Leinster as he prepares to face friends and enemies
Dan Sheehan will start his first match for six months when Leinster take on the Stormers on Saturday
James Lowe
Dan Sheehan and James Lowe return from injury for Leinster’s URC clash against the Stormers
Sheehan to captain Leo Cullen’s side in first game since ACL injury
Dan Sheehan and James Lowe hope to brew up a storm for Leinster before heading for Portugal
Irish squad members Jack Boyle and Ciarán Frawley could also be available to Leo Cullen for URC game against Stormers
Dan Sheehan and James Lowe set to make Leinster comebacks before Six Nations
Sheehan has made remarkable recovery from ACL injury he sustained while playing against Springboks
Ireland’s historic Six Nations title bid bolstered by return of key players
Those named in Ireland squad on Wednesday will be able to focus on next weekend’s important Champions Cup clashes
Leinster’s attack looking to make swift progress under Tyler Bleyendaal’s guidance
Leinster’s defence and physicality have commandeered more headlines of late, but as attack coach, Bleyendaal points to the communality of the effort to fine tune the team’s patterns
To contest or not to contest? That is the question for Ireland’s aerial game
Performance under the high ball likely to be tested against Fiji and outcome sure to be instructive
James Lowe carries Leinster over the line and into Champions Cup final
Province’s Irish wing contributes three tries and splendid all-round performance to bring strike rate to 57 tries in 78 matches
Sense of unfinished business driving James Lowe on
Leinster winger James Lowe determined to get back to another Champions Cup final and this time claim the coveted silverware as he targets Northampton at Croke Park
French media hail Jamison Gibson-Park ‘the new boss of Leinster, a worthy successor to Sexton’
The Offload: Jacques Nienaber’s influence seen as crucial in ending La Rochelle’s European reign
James Lowe: ‘The only way you measure a season is trophies’
Having developed into one of the world’s leading all-round wingers, the Leinster man aims to improve an irritating European record
Leinster bring back Ireland stars for top of the table clash with the Bulls
James Lowe and Josh van der Flier among 11 players who took part in Ireland’s Six Nations triumph set to start Friday night’s game at the RDS
Five ways Ireland can improve to stay ahead of the Six Nations pack
Andy Farrell has areas to address as he aims to make the most of the summer tour to South Africa
No foregone conclusion but Ireland look well-equipped to cope with Borthwick’s game plan
Six Nations: Steve Borthwick's tactical transformation for England is a work-in-progress but right now the priority is to find a way to overcome Ireland
Business as usual for relentless Ireland as they subdue Welsh challenge
Record-extending 18th consecutive home win signals another major step towards Grand Slam
Andy Farrell: ‘Our defence was well in control at times, which is unbelievably pleasing’
Ireland coach admits he had a few selection headaches by starting 21 players in the first two Six Nations games
How James Lowe has turned his defensive frailties into another Irish weapon
Ireland and Leinster wing has come a long way from the player dropped in 2021 for poor defensive decision making
Upbeat James Lowe times his return to perfection amidst injury chaos in Ireland’s backfield
Ireland winger played for the first time since the World Cup in recent Champions Cup victory over Stade Francais
Another bad break for Harry Byrne as injury denies chance to impress for Leinster
Better news for James Lowe and Tadhg Furlong ahead of Champions Cup clash
Champions Cup team news: Munster’s Peter O’Mahony returns for Toulon clash
James Lowe is back for Leinster for the game against Stade Français, as Tadhg Furlong starts
Garry Ringrose: ‘All hands on deck’ in preparing for New Zealand clash
Ireland centre says mental fitness as important as physical durability given the threat of the Kiwi backline
James Ryan biggest concern of Irish rugby injuries from victory over Scotland
French media carrying stories based on footage of Ryan seemingly saying ‘I think I’ve broken my hand’
James Lowe’s influence in Ireland’s defeat of South Africa notable in several pivotal moments
Ireland v South Africa at the Rugby World Cup: Player epitomised general graft of the team, from winning first-half turnover penalty to important assist in Mack Hansen try
Energy of James Lowe fuels the Irish team during ‘a beast’ of a rugby week
Ireland v South Africa: James Lowe sees in the Springboks pretty much what everyone else does: physical strength, blazing line speed and an intention to play the game in a certain way
James Lowe on the Rugby World Cup: ‘You can’t bloody get away from the Irish!’
Ireland winger says presence of family has made the Rugby World Cup even more enjoyable despite testing on-field conditions in France
Ireland 82 Romania 8: How the Irish players rated in their Rugby World Cup opener
Johnny Sexton earns a 7/10 after scoring two tries in Ireland's Rugby World Cup opener against Romania in Bordeaux
Ireland’s back three provide both inspiration and perspiration in victory over England
Hansen, Lowe and Keenan caused the visitors a host of problems with their industry, clever movement and astute game management
Leinster boosted by return of James Lowe for Champions Cup final
Cian Healy, Rónan Kelleher and Robbie Henshaw all came through URC semi-final but Will Connors ruled out
Ireland winger James Lowe signs new Leinster deal
Rónan Kelleher and Liam Turner also extend their stays at the province
Leo Cullen opts for tested approach as Leinster prepare to battle on two fronts
Ruddock set to be named captain for South Africa trip, while Baird and Lowe in race against time to be fit for Toulouse cup game
The Masters is upon us and Séamus Power has a spring in his step
James Lowe loves his pancakes; rising status of Connacht football; Lee Keegan on life as a TV pundit
Pancakes and golf will help get James Lowe in the swing of things for Tigers clash
Lowe recognises knock-out rugby is both beautiful and cruel ahead of Champions Cup quarter-final
Grand Slam - the verdict: Seven of our writers look back on a memorable Six Nations
Our team give their choices for the best game, the best player and the best try from the championship
Attacking rugby on the rise suits Ireland; Sigerson Cup a battle in GAA’s fixture wars
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