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British and Irish Lions tour of South Africa 2009
Rob Howley, far left, with the Lions coaches, has enjoyed a rapid rise in his coaching career
Rob Howley, far left, with the Lions coaches, has enjoyed a rapid rise in his coaching career © Getty Images
British & Irish Lions
Gerald Davies and Ian McGeechan will be in Cardiff tomorrow to watch Grand Slam winners Wales take on next year's Lions opponents South Africa
International Rugby
The world's top international referees met in London on Tuesday and Wednesday for the annual IRB High Performance Referee Conference
British & Irish Lions
Rob Howley's meteoric rise in the coaching world will continue to flourish with the Lions next year
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"Hysterical predictions of a meltdown with the game being ruined beyond recognition were a massive over-reaction." John Taylor writes
English players tend to dominate Lions tour squads - but will South Africa 2009 buck the trend? PA Sport's Andrew Baldock writes
Irish star Brian O'Driscoll is relishing the prospect of playing for the British and Irish Lions in eight months' time
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