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Rugby Club flush and on alert after $21m sale

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A $21 million property windfall has turned the humble Rugby Club in Sydney's CBD into the richest club in the country – and the code's heavy-hitters are watching with interest what happens next.

Wallabies eye off another hurdle in grand slam quest

Leaving nothing to chance: Coach Michael Cheika says the focus has been on the Wallabies' attitude, intensity and skill ...

Michael Cheika says there will be plenty on the line when the Wallabies take on Ireland this weekend – not least the opportunity to keep their grand slam dream alive – but insists his men need to play even better than they have done so far on the spring tour.

Jones' cheeky Wallabies sledge

LONDON, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 19: Eddie Jones the head coach of England looks on during the Old Mutual Wealth series match ...

The Wallabies do not face England until next weekend but Eddie Jones has already lit the fuse by suggesting Argentina were the second best team in the Rugby Championship despite the final ladder suggesting otherwise.

Cheika brings back stars for Ireland match

Keen to impress: Dean Mumm is back in the Wallabies starting XV.

Michael Cheika has brought back his stars and opted for a back row reshuffle against Ireland with Dean Mumm returning to the starting XV at No.6 alongside Michael Hooper and No.8 David Pocock.

Koroibete given green light for Wallaby XV

CARDIFF, WALES - NOVEMBER 03: Marika Koroibete in action during his first Wallabies training session during Qantas ...

Will Skelton has been named as captain of the Wallaby XV and Marika Koroibete start on the wing in his first game of rugby since high school when the Australians take on the French Barbarians in Boredeaux on Thursday (Friday AEDT). 

Flying Hodge keeping his feet on the ground

Man of the moment: Reece Hodge played a starring role against Scotland.

After a week of rest on the sidelines, Wallabies midfielder Reece Hodge doesn't think he is a certainty to line up at inside-centre against Ireland despite being in with a chance of equalling a 32-year try-scoring record.

How the Dublin incident changed the Wallabies

Flashpoint: Wallabies players outside The Brazen Head pub in Dublin during the 2013 Spring Tour.

Kane Douglas says the Wallabies culture has changed considerably since the infamous Dublin drinking incident three years ago and has assured there will be no similar slip-ups this time around.

Cheika warns Wallabies of grand Irish threat

'I know exactly how hard it's going to be at Lansdowne Road': Michael Cheika.

Michael Cheika was feeling somewhat nostalgic when he arrived in Ireland this week but has instantly pushed such feelings to one side, warning the Wallabies face their toughest match of the spring tour on Saturday.