REPORT: London Irish 14-37 Edinburgh – Exiles European return begins in defeat
London Irish's European return ended in defeat after a late flurry from Edinburgh at Madejski Stadium. The Exiles battled well ...
London Irish's European return ended in defeat after a late flurry from Edinburgh at Madejski Stadium. The Exiles battled well ...
Nick Kennedy has made 12 changes to his side for tomorrow's European Challenge Cup opener with Edinburgh at Madejski Stadium ...
BLAIR COWAN has been named London Irish's first player of the month of the 2017/18 campaign, The Wokingham Paper can ...
NICK KENNEDY expressed his pride at his London Irish side after they battled back to earn a bonus point against ...
ALEX LEWINGTON scored a last-minute try to earn London Irish a hard fought losing bonus point against Leicester Tigers. It ...
THAT WINNING feeling is not far away, according to Franco van der Merwe. Since the opening day win over Harlequins, ...
London Irish's late fightback came in vain as they narrowly missed out on a bonus point at Newcastle Falcons. The ...
BEN FRANKS feels the quick turnaround to Friday night's clash at Newcastle will benefit London Irish. The Exiles have just ...
NICK KENNEDY says London Irish must improve defensively. The Exiles conceded 45 points in defeat to Northampton Saints at Madejski ...
LONDON IRISH had an unhappy homecoming with a 40-25 defeat to Northampton Saints. The Exiles, playing their first game at ...
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