Fionn Carr

Ulster Bank League: Division 1B Previews

Division 1B's three Ulster clubs, Ballymena, Ballynahinch and Banbridge, are all at home in Saturday's second round, while early pacesetters Naas have Fionn Carr and James Connolly in the mix for the visit...

Ulster Bank League: Division 1B Previews - Naas vs Dolphin

NAAS 30 DOLPHIN 8, ForenaughtsFormer professionals Johne Murphy and Fionn Carr both crossed the whitewash as Naas defeated Dolphin 30-8 to climb up to third in the table.It took Murphy's high-flying side...

Ulster Bank League: Division 1B Previews - Ballymena vs Galwegians

BALLYMENA 14 GALWEGIANS 13, Eaton ParkGalwegians failed to capitalise on the sin-binning of former Ireland international Bryan Young as Ballymena prevailed 14-13 in a tense finish at Eaton Park.Veteran...

I have unfinished business with pro game, insists Carr

It wasn't the way Fionn Carr had envisaged his professional career ending. Still only 30, the former Connacht and Leinster winger hasn't ruled out the possibility of a return to a higher level.

Carr Back Where It All Began

Naas Rugby Club have announced the signing of Fionn Carr for their upcoming Ulster Bank League campaign. For the first time in their history, Naas have earned promotion to Division 1B and the signing of...

Player Movements: Connacht

After having a brilliant 2016 season, Connacht has refreshed its squad with more talent that is expected to lead the club to more victory.   Here are the 5 new players that will take the field for...

Brawn and brains - rugby stars graduate

Rugby stars Rob Kearney, Isaac Boss, Shane Jennings and Fionn Carr proved they were blessed with brains as well as brawn yesterday as they graduated from Dublin Business School.

Match Highlights: Connacht vs Newport Gwent Dragons

Connacht made to work for season opening victory

Fionn Carr's 77th-minute try sealed a hard-earned 29-23 win for Connacht against Newport Gwent Dragons at the Showground as the Guinness PRO12 season began.

Motoring his way into an exclusive list to play 100 games

All going to plan, in the next week or so, Fionn Carr will join an illustrious group of Connacht players to pass the 100 cap mark for the province.