Leinster Rugby will have to fly to some away games from Belfast due to the passenger cap at Dublin Airport, Ryanair has said. The Dublin-based team plans to fly from Belfast International Airport for four games later in the season unless the situation is resolved.

Ryanair has arranged to fly the Leinster Rugby team to its European fixtures this season from Belfast instead of Dublin Airport, the airline said on Monday, amid an ongoing farrago over the annual passenger cap at the aviation hub.

Ryanair has said it has reached an agreement with Leinster Rugby to use Belfast International Airport for away match flights over a row linked to additional winter slots at Dublin Airport. The budget carrier has claimed the extra slots at Dublin Airport normally allocated for the winter flights by the Irish Aviation Authority (IAA),

RG Snyman’s Leinster debut could come as early as this Friday as Leo Cullen confirmed that the South African second-row has stepped up his recovery from a foot injury.

RG Snyman is getting closer to his Leinster debut as the province confirmed he has stepped up his recovery from a foot injury.

New backs and attack coach says there’s no defined hierarchy regarding the crucial outhalf role and the position remains effectively up for grabs

Leinster’s new attack coach Tyler Bleyendaal says there is no defined hierarchy in the race for the No 10 slot this season.

"I respect what they've done in the past but now we're trying to move forward a certain way and I think it's going to be an open competition," says Leinster's new Backs Coach Tyler Bleyendaal