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Former Ireland coach Eddie O’Sullivan is heading for the exit door at Biarritz, according to reports in France.
Leinster have named 20-year-old Garry Ringrose in their team to face Cardiff at the RDS on Saturday while Ross Molony will also make his first start in the second row.
Munster, meanwhile, have included four debutants for their trip to Ospreys on Sunday.
Brendan Cummins’ autobiography ‘Standing My Ground’ will be released next month.

Soccer - David De Gea File Photo David de Gea is remaining at Old Trafford after signing a new long-term contract. PA Wire / PA Images PA Wire / PA Images / PA Images

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David de Gea has signed a new four-year contract with Manchester United, a week after his proposed move to Real Madrid fell through at the last minute.
Uefa have announced they will increase drug testing measures ahead of Euro 2016 next summer.
Chelsea have suffered an injury blow with the news that Thibaut Courtois will be sidelined for an extended period after injuring his knee in training.
World Rugby have revealed a package of new laws that will be trialed across a number of international and domestic competitions in 2016.
England and Leicester centre Manu Tuilagi has defended himself after being convicted on three charges of assault and one criminal damage in May.

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“I was surprised a role wasn’t mentioned when chief executive Ian Ayre sat down with my agent but maybe it might happen one day.”

Steven Gerrard has revealed he would have stayed at Liverpool if he’d been offered a coaching role at Anfield.

The Fixture List

The Premier League returns on Saturday with Liverpool’s trip to Old Trafford the headline act.
Ulster are in Wales to face Scarlets while Leinster entertain Cardiff Blues at the RDS in the Guinness Pro12.
The All-Ireland U21 hurling final takes place in Thurles where Limerick meet Wexford.