Ronan O’Gara: Do I want the Wales job? I’d prefer Ireland, England or France
Many would have dodged the question but that is not the style of the La Rochelle head coach who looks destined for a top role in Test rugby

Many would have dodged the question but that is not the style of the La Rochelle head coach who looks destined for a top role in Test rugby
‘God Defend New Zealand’ was not performed live by a professional singer, drawing the ire of former Ireland lock Donncha O’Callaghan
Irishman has enjoyed rapid rise but his leadership skills are no surprise to those who have followed his career from early days
Going for a pattern featuring England’s rose, Scotland’s thistle, Ireland’s shamrock and Wales’ feathers is bold, but arguably not a success
Exclusive: Mark Robinson sits down with Telegraph Sport to discuss the game’s big issues, from 20-minute red cards to World Rugby elections
Rugby unions reportedly want to avoid criticism over human rights despite an £800m offer
Move to five rounds of ‘Super Saturday’ would remove Friday logistical issues, while Sunday matches are unpopular with fans and broadcasters
He was uncompromising and fearless, rock-solid in the tackle and imperious under the high ball, with a ferocious desire to go on the attack
European cup competitions are a chance to showcase the best of the sport but fragmentation of broadcast platforms has alienated fans
Complex corporate matters cannot be solved by some form of strange rugby-knowledge osmosis – a broader approach is needed
Andy Farrell is about to embark on the most challenging and exciting assignment in our game – here is how I approached it in my four spells
Along with Martin Johnson he holds the record for the most Lions matches as captain
There could be up to 20 Ireland players on the plane to Australia next year, but Andy Farrell will surely not ignore these names
Sexton recently accused Ioane of calling him a c--- after his final match for Ireland
Everything you need to know about the tournament – with defending champions England targeting seventh successive Six Nations title
Forward is emerging as an outstanding contender to lead touring party in Australia, but humility guards him against declaring interest
Welshman started working with England last year but had previously been with Munster
Victory, founded on powerful scrummaging from a pack of promising forwards, sealed by two particularly intriguing prospects
Having lost his scrum-half to concussion in Pretoria, Andy Farrell also has worries about Dan Sheehan and Robbie Henshaw for second Test