REPORT: London Irish 25-40 Northampton Saints – Unhappy homecoming for the Exiles
LONDON IRISH had an unhappy homecoming with a 40-25 defeat to Northampton Saints. The Exiles, playing their first game at ...
LONDON IRISH had an unhappy homecoming with a 40-25 defeat to Northampton Saints. The Exiles, playing their first game at ...
NICK KENNEDY has made four changes for tomorrow's trip to Sale Sharks (8pm). London Irish had made just one alteration ...
NICK KENNEDY says London Irish still have a long way to go to earn the respect of the Premiership, despite ...
Rory Brand will captain London Irish for this weekend's 2017 Singha Premiership Rugby 7s, which will be held at Northampton ...
LONDON IRISH will begin their Aviva Premiership campaign against rivals Harlequins at Twickenham. It was announced last month that the ...
LONDON IRISH will face trips to Paris, Edinburgh and Russia in the group stage of the European Challenge Cup. After ...
NICK KENNEDY says London Irish are back where they belong after securing an immediate Premiership return after a hard-fought victory ...
NICK KENNEDY admits London Irish weren't at their best despite cruising into the Championship play-off final with a 39-22 win ...
OFISA TREVIRANUS will make his 100th London Irish appearance tomorrow. The Samoan, who joined the club six years ago, is ...
NICK KENNEDY says he already has a starting line-up in mind for the upcoming play-offs. The London Irish head coach ...
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