Conor Murray

Conor Murray will do battle for Ireland once again in the Six Nations this year - and cheering him on all the way will be his fiancée Joanna Cooper.

How tall is she? How old is she? The pair got engaged last year on a sun-soaked holiday in Dubai after four years together.

Conor Murray will start for Ireland against France in the Six Nations today after fears he would be ruled out of the blockbuster clash due to a family ...

With Sheehan out of the matchday squad, Ronan Kelleher is named on the bench. Farrell's side have already lost a number of key players including Tadhg Furlong, Dan Sheehan and Robbie Henshaw, with Murray's return to camp a much needed boost for the title favourites. "We wish his dad the very best from the squad and a quick recovery. The scrum-half's father, Gerry, was involved in a road accident during the week, which saw him taken to hospital with serious injuries. It is believed that the experienced cyclist was taken to hospital with serious head injuries, with his family travelling to Cork to be at his bedside as a source revealed that he was "lucky to be alive". Mr Murray, who is in his late 60s, was riding his bike near his home in Co Limerick on Tuesday afternoon when he was involved in a collision with a truck, with the road closed for around an hour and a half as emergency services attended the scene.

The 33-year-old's father Gerry was involved in a road accident earlier this week, in which he suffered serious injuries. Gerry had been riding his bike near his ...

A real sign of a team player [February 11, 2023] An incredibly tough week in his personal life, but he still showed up and is knocking it out of the park.

JOHNNY SEXTON hailed Conor Murray for helping Ireland to a stunning win over France.The scrum-half left Ireland camp after learning on Tuesday night t.

We saw last week, how tough it was for France.“It’s not worth anything if we let it slip now against Italy in the next game. “That’s what we speak about, to keep going on a trajectory like this as opposed to 2019 when we dipped. “It goes unsaid but everyone knows what we want to do.

Johnny Sexton hailed Conor Murray's character, as his team-mate showed remarkable fortitude to play 57 minutes of Ireland's enthralling 32-19 win over ...

You have to be alive to hold on to him, but look, we concentrated on last week for the two weeks in Portugal. I just have to look after it now and make sure I get myself right again.” “The first game back is always difficult and then your second one, you always feel much better for it. “It’s not worth anything if we let it slip now against Italy in the next game. “That’s what we speak about, to keep going on a trajectory like this as opposed to 2019 when we dipped. “It goes unsaid but everyone knows what we want to do.

JOHNNY Sexton paid tribute to Conor Murray as he set his sights on a final Grand Slam after yesterday's Six Nations victory over France.

“It’s not worth anything if we let it slip now against Italy in the next game. “That’s what we speak about, to keep going on a trajectory like this as opposed to 2019 when we dipped. “It was an incredible game, wasn’t it,” Sexton smiled. “It’s been clear from the start, what we want to achieve,” he maintained. “(Uni) Atonio tackles me and landed on my groin," explained the 37-year-old. “It’s a mark of the character of a player, who in my eyes, has always been a class operator.