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Latest episodes

Rugby Daily | Hansen major doubt for Lions first test, Champions Cup rugby for Páirc Uí Chaoimh

7 hours ago - 11 mins

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CHRIS JONES: Tension in the Lions camp? | Chris' starting XV | OTB Breakfast Rugby

15 hours ago - 24 mins

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Rugby Daily | Lions draft even more cover, whilst Joseph-Aukuso Sua'ali'i plays down rift, and Scott Robertson is impressed with the Bok's ingenuity

a day ago - 16 mins

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MATT WILLIAMS | 'It will be a predominantly Irish team' | Aussie coaching | Monday Night Rugby | Off The Ball

2 days ago - 35 mins

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ALAN QUINLAN: "You can't judge that performance" | Portugal 7-106 Ireland | Lions starting pack | OTB Breakfast Rugby

2 days ago - 36 mins

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FIONA HAYES: Ringrose out of First Test | Lions Hammer AUNZ 48-0! | OFF THE BALL

3 days ago - 15 mins

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The scrutiny on Doris as captain, Sexton’s real role with Ireland, sharing trophy lifts? | Brian O’Driscoll

Irish rugby legend Brian O’Driscoll speaks with OTB’s Eoin Sheahan to share his thoughts on Andy Farrell’s appointment of Caelan Doris as Ireland captain, expand on what role Johnny Sexton might play within the coaching set up and talks the true meaning of leadership. Brian O'Driscoll on Off The Ball, with Bank of Ireland, a proud sponsor of Irish Rugby. Never Stop Competing”