BREAKING: Nick Kennedy quits London Irish
London Irish director of rugby Nick Kennedy has left the club with immediate effect. Having spent 11 years as an ...
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Nick Kennedy says “the dream is still alive” after London Irish see off Worcester
"The dream is still alive." That was the reaction of Nick Kennedy after London Irish picked up their first league ...
REACTION: Nick Kennedy on relegation fears, not kicking to the corner and injury to Brophy Clews
Nick Kennedy defended London Irish's decision to kick for goal late on during Saturday's defeat to Sale. The Exiles trailed ...
Nick Kennedy says confidence is growing after London Irish thrash Wasps
NICK KENNEDY says confidence is slowly starting to build again after London Irish made it three wins in a row ...
Nick Kennedy hails “real talent” Theo Brophy Clews after four weekend tries
NICK KENNEDY feels London Irish have got a big prospect on their hands in Theo Brophy Clews. The 20-year-old had ...
REACTION: Nick Kennedy on defeat, defensive lapses and Woolstencroft’s debut
Nick Kennedy feels his side are improving defensively despite Saturday's 37-14 reverse against Edinburgh. The Exiles have now lost six ...
London Irish European trips confirmed
LONDON IRISH will face trips to Paris, Edinburgh and Russia in the group stage of the European Challenge Cup. After ...
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