Kidney's

Yet this doesn't look like a vintage Irish team—in losses to France and Wales, Declan Kidney's men made numerous handling areas and failed to convert a slew of chances.

Tip of the Day 2011

Indeed, the only print references in English I have found for him are in the postmodernist Robert Venturi's groundbreaking if in retrospect somewhat silly book Learning from Las Vegas, which suggested there was more to life than modernist streamlining; and Walter C. Kidney's sympathetic and rather charming 1974 book on twentieth-century eclecticism, The Architecture of Choice.

The Modern Baroque of Armando Brasini 2009

In a city where Ireland have won only once in 40 years, Declan Kidney's side have to pick up the pieces of their opening day home defeat by Wales and even their long-term captain Brian O'Driscoll has his doubts.

Jonny Sexton an injury doubt for Ireland's match in France 2012

Brasini's work is by no means from the same Anglo-American universe as Cram and Goodhue; Kidney's designation of all of them as Eclectics is useful up to a point, though stylistic purity was of more importance to some rather than others.

The Modern Baroque of Armando Brasini 2009

Declan Kidney's side took their leave of Edinburgh knowing that they have much work to do, but also that they will have the opportunities to get the jobs done.

Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011

However, Declan Kidney's men can lift spirits by repeating their victory over an English side, who also need a confidence boost after losing their last game 19-9 to Wales.

Evening Standard - Home Chris Jones 2011

Ireland were soon handed a chance to draw level but Sexton made a horrible mess of a simple penalty to leave Declan Kidney's side looking rattled.

WalesOnline - Home 2011

Any suggestion that Declan Kidney's side were satisfied simply by their achievement of defeating the US, Australia, Russia and now Italy was given short shrift by Sean O'Brien, Ireland's magnificent openside flanker.

Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph Gavin Mairs 2011

Leinster centre O'Driscoll believes Declan Kidney's side will improve in that area as they look to keep themselves in the title mix, but insists they are taking just one game at a time with a fifth Triple Crown in eight seasons available to them following their win over Scotland two weeks ago.

Evening Standard - Home 2011

With Tomas O'Leary ruled out because of an eye injury, coach Kidney's options at scrum-half are limited.

The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed 2011