Andy Farrell will replace Joe Schmidt as Ireland head coach after the Rugby World Cup and Brian O'Driscoll has backed the call.
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Brian O'Driscoll thinks more big names could follow in the footsteps of Sonny Bill Williams by trying to qualify for the Olympic sevens.
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Andy Farrell will replace Joe Schmidt as Ireland head coach after next year's Rugby World Cup.
After helping Ireland enjoy a dominant 2018, Johnny Sexton was named the World Rugby Player of the Year.
Joe Schmidt will make an imminent announcement on his Ireland future, with the head coach expected to depart after the Rugby World Cup.
The United States tested a second-string Ireland team early on, but Joe Schmidt's men ultimately cruised to victory at the Aviva Stadium.
As links to the All Blacks continue to linger, Ireland coach Joe Schmidt will oversee the Test against the USA before confirming his future.
Joe Schmidt has made 14 changes to the Ireland side that beat New Zealand for this weekend's Test against the United States.
Sean O’Brien had surgery on his broken arm and will be out for between eight and 12 weeks, Leinster revealed on Monday.
Steve Hansen declared that Ireland are the number one team in the world and favourites for the World Cup after beating the All Blacks.
Kieran Read said New Zealand could not have thrown any more at Ireland, but must learn lessons from their Dublin defeat.
New Zealand failed to score a try in Dublin, underlining Ireland's remarkable commitment in defence as they defeated the world champions.
For the first time in their history Ireland beat New Zealand on home soil, toppling the world champions with a fine performance in Dublin.