London Irish

Harlequins moved into the semi-finals of the European Challenge Cup with an admittedly less than convincing 38-30 win over London Irish in a thrilling game at the Stoop.

London Irish can confirm that Dominic Waldouck has joined US Pro Rugby side Ohio.

A 12-6 victory over London Irish on Saturday, giving Worcester four successive Premiership victories for the first time in club history, has all but ensured the Warriors' top-flight survival.

London Irish kept their hopes of remaining in the Aviva Premiership alive with a 23-18 win over Gloucester, bringing them to within five points of 11th-placed Newcastle Falcons.

London Irish suffered a heart-breaking loss against Saracens in their historic Aviva Premiership clash at the New York Red Bull Arena in New Jersey.

Ahead of BT Sport’s live coverage of London Irish v Saracens from the Red Bull Arena in New Jersey which is on BT Sport 1 at 7.30pm on Saturday Topsy Ojo poses with the Aviva Premiership Trophy to mark the first Aviva Premiership Rugby match to ever be played outside of the UK at Time Square in New York, NY. London Irish will play Saracens on Saturday 12 March at the Red Bull Arena in New Jersey.

Shane Geraghty has described London Irish's clash against Saracens in New Jersey on Saturday and its build-up as "massive" for the club and Aviva Premiership rugby.

Aviva Premiership rugby will be screened live in the United States after NBC signed a three-year deal to broadcast games from English rugby's top flight.

London Irish have signed Scotland full-back Greig Tonks from Edinburgh with immediate effect.

Leicester bounced back from three successive defeats by thrashing Aviva Premiership strugglers London Irish 47-20 at Welford Road.

London Irish duo Sean Maitland and Blair Cowan have pulled out of the Scotland squad for Saturday's RBS 6 Nations clash with Italy through injury.

Exeter fly-half Gareth Steenson kicked 17 points at the Madejski Stadium to keep London Irish rooted to the bottom of the Aviva Premiership table.

The six best teams in the Aviva Premiership academy league met at Allianz Park on Monday for Finals Day, to decide the teams’ final positions for the 2015/16 season.

The top six academy sides in the Aviva Premiership convened at Allianz Park for Finals Day on Monday, with the best of the southern and northern conferences battling it out for final position in the 2015/16 table.

Northampton crossed for five tries as they brushed aside London Irish to claim a 35-7 Aviva Premiership victory at Franklin's Gardens.

The 2015/16 Aviva Premiership season has now reached the halfway mark, with all teams besides Bath and Sale having played 11 of their 22 matches.

Tries either side of half-time from Ciaran Hearn and Andy Fenby breathed new life into London Irish's Aviva Premiership campaign as they secured a crucial 20-13 win against fellow strugglers Worcester to move off the foot of the table and move to just a point behind the Warriors.

Edinburgh captain Mike Coman will join London Irish next season on a three-year-deal.

Sale maintained their perfect start to 2016 with a bonus-point 38-10 victory over Aviva Premiership strugglers London Irish, as the Sharks recorded their sixth win in seven games.

Head Coach Tom Coventry has made 11 changes to the London Irish side that qualified for the Challenge Cup quarter finals with victory over Agen ahead of Saturday’s Aviva Premiership fixture against Sale Sharks at the AJ Bell Stadium.