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Utility forward Jonathan Fisher has rejoined London Irish after spending the last year playing for the Bedford Blues.
Bath have named Gary Gold as the head of their five-man coaching team that includes former London Irish boss Toby Booth.
Gloucester lock Jim Hamilton and London Irish hooker David Paice are to appear at an RFU Disciplinary Hearing at Twickenham.
London Irish produced a thrilling six-try 52-18 demolition of Gloucester to end their season in style at the Madejski Stadium.
Ulster fly-half Ian Humphreys will leave Ravenhill at the end of the season after signing a three-year deal with London Irish.
Bob Casey will captain London Irish in his final match for the club in Saturday's clash with Gloucester at Madejski Stadium.
London Irish have strengthened their midfield stocks with Super League centre Setaimata Sa joining them from Catalan Dragons.
London Irish have confirmed the return to the Madejski Stadium of Shane Geraghty, who will join the club from Brive on a two-year contract....
London Irish led from start to finish to claim a convincing 25-16 Premiership victory away to Worcester Warriors on Saturday.
Long-serving back row Kai Horstmann will captain Worcester in his final game at Sixways Stadium against London Irish on Saturday.
Premiership Rugby have allayed supporters' fears that they are introducing segregation at the annual London double header at Twickers....
Full-back Delon Armitage will leave London Irish to join his brother Steffon at Toulon after signing a two-year deal with the French side....
Charlie Hodgson kicked two drop goals as Saracens came from behind to beat London Irish 28-19 at Madejski Stadium on Saturday.
Alex Corbisiero will become the youngest London Irish player to captain the Exiles against Saracens at Madejski Stadium
Exeter Chiefs stayed in contention for the play-offs when they beat London Irish 18-11 at Sandy Park on Saturday.
Exeter Chiefs have banned talk of their Amlin Challenge Cup trip to Paris ahead of this week's domestic clash with London Irish.
Samoan back rower Ofisa Treviranus has inked a new deal that will keep him at Aviva Premiership club London Irish until 2014.
