REPORT: London Irish 72-5 Yorkshire Carnegie – Exiles romp to biggest win of the season
London Irish stormed to their sixth successive win to start the Championship season with a 12-try demolition job of rock-bottom ...
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INTERVIEW: Stephen Myler joined London Irish to help get them “back where they belong”
STEPHEN MYLER says motivation to get London Irish "back where they belong" in the Premiership was a big factor in ...
FIXTURES: London Irish begin 2018/19 Championship campaign at Ealing
London Irish's return to the Championship will begin away at Ealing Trailfinders. The Exiles are targeting promotion back to the ...
REPORT: London Irish 55-48 Yorkshire Carnegie (84-66 on agg.) – Exiles clinch Premiership return
LONDON IRISH have returned to the Premiership at the first time of asking after a high-scoring second leg win over ...
REACTION: Kennedy on reaching the final, Cokanasiga injury and facing Yorkshire
NICK KENNEDY admits London Irish weren't at their best despite cruising into the Championship play-off final with a 39-22 win ...
Nick Kennedy names first London Irish side with four in line for debuts
NICK KENNEDY will hand debuts to four players in London Irish's season opener against Doncaster Knights tomorrow. Danny Hobbs-Awoyemi, George ...
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