VMTV Rugby Pod

Ireland's New Zealand-born scrum-half Jamison Gibson-Park speaks to Stuart McAvoy ahead of this Friday's opening Autumn Nations Series test against the All Blacks.

Speaking from Ireland's training camp in Portugal, the Leinster man discusses his journey to become an Irish international, how he feels playing against his birth country, his drive to improve and more.

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Andy Farrell named his squad for the Autumn Nations Series today so the VMTV Rugby Pod is back ahead of the November fixtures.

Stuart McAvoy is joined by Matt Williams & Alan Quinlan to discuss the Ireland squad, the World Rugby laws to be used in the tests, and Joe Schmidt's Australia.

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Irish Rugby Women's Head Coach Scott Bemand sat down with Stuart McAvoy ahead of his side's WXV1 campaign which kicks off this weekend against New Zealand in Vancouver.

Bemand also discussed changes in his coaching team, improving standards in the women's set-up, the return of Eimear Considine and targets for the season ahead.

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Munster and Ireland scrum-half Craig Casey spoke to Stuart McAvoy at the Munster Rugby Awards to reflect on his last year for club and country.

The 25-year-old also discussed his battle for the 9 jersey in red and green with Conor Murray, and his relationship with the 10s in Billy Burns and Jack Crowley.

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Munster and Ireland outhalf Jack Crowley sat down with Stuart McAvoy at the Munster Rugby Awards to look back on the last 12 months of his career.

Crowley discussed being the man to replace Johnny Sexton, his growth over the last year and the highs and lows of last season.

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Virgin Media Sport's Stuart McAvoy caught up with Tadhg Beirne at the Munster Rugby awards recently to discuss winning the Six Nations with Ireland, reaching a landmark 50th cap for his country and disappointments on the domestic and European fronts with Munster.

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After a bruising first test defeat in Pretoria, Ireland and South Africa meet again this Saturday in Durban. Matt Williams and Alan Quinlan join Stuart McAvoy to review that opening test and look ahead to this weekend's fixture. Matt also responds to the social media backlash following his comments on the Springboks use of their bench last week.

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