London Irish captain Blair Cowan sends message to fans amid Covid-19 outbreak
London Irish co-captain Blair Cowan has released a video message to Exiles fans after the decision of Premiership Rugby to ...
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INTERVIEW: Porecki pleased with London Irish’s response to Yorkshire defeat
Dave Porecki says London Irish used their shock defeat at Yorkshire Carnegie as a catalyst for change for the title ...
REPORT: London Irish 49-12 Doncaster Knights – Loader try lights up the party
Ben Loader scored the pick of the tries as London Irish stormed to victory in their annual St Patrick's Party ...
REACTION: Nick Kennedy thanks the crowd as London Irish win “game of two halves”
London Irish director of rugby says his player's scintillating first half display was down to the record-breaking crowd at Madejski ...
REPORT: London Irish 39-10 Cornish Pirates – Exiles celebrate St Patrick’s Day in style
SIX TRIES in the first half an hour gave the bumper London Irish crowd a St Patrick's Party to remember ...
Irish star Jerry Sexton excited for St Patrick’s Party
IRISH star Jerry Sexton is relishing the chance to play in front of the biggest crowd of the season as ...
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