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Bryn Palmer

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  • Digital Editor and Reporter, RugbyPass
  • Digital Content and Social Media Editor, Freelance
Edinburgh
As seen in: RugbyPass, BBC, BBC Sport, The Offside Line, RugbyPass Audio Articles
Freelance digital content & social media editor. Previously headed up rugby union and features for BBC Sport website.
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LONG READ Ireland or New Zealand? Who is really South Africa’s greatest rugby rival?

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By Nick Bishop, Bryn Palmer Verified
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Ireland or New Zealand? Who is really South Africa’s greatest rugby rival? Copied to clipboard 0 6:56am, 10 June 2026 Two’s company, but three is a crowd. It’s an uncomfortable truth, but events at the weekend highlighted the new triangular rivalry at the head of the game only too well. The grand final of the URC will be played out between two teams from Ireland and South Africa, just as it was last season.
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Why one Test Lion is touring...and another isn't: Five Scotland takeaways

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By Bryn Palmer Verified
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Published: 42 minutes ago | 9 June 2026 13:20 EDT Updated: 28 minutes ago | 9 June 2026 13:34 EDT mens international BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA - JULY 15: Finn Russell (L) and Blair Kinghorn look on prior to the British & Irish Lions training session held at Churchie School on July 15, 2025 in Brisbane, Australia.
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'I don’t want that to sound arrogant': Kyle Steyn on 'hard truth' behind Glasgow loss

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By Bryn Palmer Verified
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Glasgow captain Kyle Steyn delivered a devastating verdict on Warriors’ trophy-less season as their hopes of a second URC crown in three years ended with a dispiriting 22-21 semi-final defeat by the Bulls at Murrayfield on Saturday. Steyn’s two tries – taking his season’s tally to 15 overall for club and country – in a fluent opening quarter appeared to have put Franco Smith’s side well on course for a ‘home’ final back at the national stadium on 20 June.
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