Bring your boots to the FAI Junior Cup Final at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday 14th May and you could be taking a penalty on the hallowed turf.

The Aviva Fan Studio returns on Saturday for the massive RBS 6 Nations clash between Ireland and England at the Aviva Stadium.

Hosted by Bernard O’Toole, he will be joined by former Ireland and Munster flanker David Wallace, and Irish womens international Jenny Murphy to bring you live through the big moments and talking points in Saturday’s match.

The Aviva Fan Studio returns on Saturday for the massive RBS Six Nations clash of Ireland and France at the Aviva Stadium. Hosted by Bernard O’Toole, he will be joined by former Ireland and Munster flanker David Wallace, Ireland and Leinster hooker Sean Cronin and Irish womens international Cliodhna Maloney to bring you live through the big moments in Saturday’s match.

Hosted by Jacqui Hurley, follow Alan Cawley and Clinton Morrison live on social media from the Aviva FanStudio from 7pm for #IRLvBIH #AvivaFanStudio

  I remember playing in some important games in European and World Cup qualifying for Ireland. Intimidating atmospheres or World Class opposition, the sort of challenge that you played the game for. One thing you could always rely on was the 12th Man, the mass of Irish support that would cheer you on at home…

We have hope again – On to Georgia now! We have got to get the win simple as that. I really fancy us to win Monday and this is how I’d line up, do you agree or who would you go with?

SO, last week’s stab at the World Cup squad wasn’t too far off the mark.

One player out, to be precise, as we didn’t anticipate Darren Cave making it – not because the Ulster centre is a bad player, not at all, but because bringing him required the considerable gamble of travelling with only two specialist No 9s.

IT is remarkable to think that, almost nine years on from his Ireland breakthrough, Luke Fitzgerald is still a World Cup rookie. He is broadly regarded as one of the outstanding talents of his generation, yet Fitzgerald was still deemed surplus to requirements for France 2007 and New Zealand four years later. Injuries and ill-timed…

While last Saturday’s draw with the Scots arguably delivered the best display of the group, there was a grim inevitability about the conclusion.

Irish Daily Mail Rugby Columnist, Hugh Farrelly, gives his end if season report card on our four proud Provinces – plenty to argue with as he grades each province, choses highlights and lowlights and picks his star players – #HaveYourSay with #RugbyMonday