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View from the South Terrace: Connacht (A)

The dictionary definition of wind is “the perceptible natural movement of the air, especially in the form of a current

Friday nights under the lights for an important European game at the Arms Park should always be a special occasion.

Here we are again, ladies and gentleman. It’s another Cardiff Rugby losing bonus point in the United Rugby Championship, and

It has to be said that if someone had offered me a losing bonus point from trips to Glasgow and

Nothing is likely to stop Ireland’s march to the Grand Slam this year, let’s get that out of the way

As the red mist cleared over the refereeing of Sam Grove-White and TMO Andrew McMenemy, there was a distinct sense

There’s a lot to make Welsh rugby a surreal place at the moment, and it certainly felt like rugby was

The Guinness Six Nations garners at least a month of build-up as the festive period departs in the rear view

The fallout from Wales’ heavy 10-34 defeat at the hands of Ireland at the Principality Stadium on Saturday will no

In a perverse way these pieces are easier to write after a loss like that suffered by Cardiff in Dublin