gally74 wrote: » mot a chance murray starts
rayd3 wrote: » What hate? Haven’t seen any of those usu opinion pieces about Seamus Lowe or Seamuson Gibson-Pork yet. Curious isn’t it.
Dravokivich wrote: » There's a ton of crap posted under the promo pictures on Facebook.
Dog Botherer wrote: » Not surprised. Facebook is even more of a sewer than Twitter these days.
Dravokivich wrote: » Funnily enough, 1 was complaining lowe is holding back other players, when challenged, they started naming forwards.
Burkie1203 wrote: » Govt decision tmrw. Level 4+ expected going by Simon Harris on TWIP Might see the IRFU move all games to Belfast
Zzippy wrote: » Why? NI is under lockdown already. There won't be fans at the games wherever they are held.
Burkie1203 wrote: » If we go Level 5 elite sport is off.
sydthebeat wrote: » Has that been confirmed in regards to rugby? Up to two days ago they were still saying rugby could be exempthttps://www.google.com/amp/s/www.irishtimes.com/sport/rugby/rugby-may-be-exempt-to-continue-under-possible-level-5-restrictions-1.4383127%3fmode=amp
salmocab wrote: » The levels have fallen apart at the first Hurdle, level 3+. They will make changes every time they implement a level I think. Nothing is in stone now.
errlloyd wrote: » A large part of the problem is people gathering to watch.
bilston wrote: » Sometimes people have to take responsibility for themselves
PCros wrote: » Now that this has gone to (possibly) Level 5 I wonder will the IRFU be granted an exemption?
RTÉ News understands that the GAA inter-county championships, elite sports and horseracing can take place during the Level 5 restrictions. Schools are also set to remain open.