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Kieran Treadwell had to wait a long time to get back in the Ireland squad.
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Kieran Treadwell had to wait a long time to get back in the Ireland squad.
The Leinster winger is back in Andy Farrell’s squad having missed the first two rounds of the Six Nations with a muscle injury.
The Ireland captain is on course to feature against the Azzurri on 27 February.
Defenders Dara O’Shea and Nathan Collins will both miss the games against Azerbaijan and Serbia through injury.
Meadow shot a 68 and Maguire stuck a 70 at the Kasumigaseki Country Club.
Shelbourne’s Saoirse Noonan is also included in a full squad for the first time.
However it was a disappointing day for both Shane Lowry and Seamus Power.
The Kildare man hasn’t started over the last two weekends of the Autumn Nations Cup.
The back row was dropped for the trip to England, but is ready to help his side mount an unlikely playoff push.
The Burnley midfielder is aiming to force his way back into the Irish line-up for Monday’s effective play-off with Denmark.
The 26-year-old had originally been left out of Joe Schmidt’s panel because of injury.
The British & Irish Lion has not played a game since he was injured during the 2018 Six Nations.
The tighthead has forced his way into Joe Schmidt’s plans after sitting out the first two rounds of Six Nation action.
Sean Cronin is not included in the 37-man panel, while Robbie Henshaw and Dan Leavy remain unavailable through injury.
Wiehahn Herbst, Alan O’Connor and Andrew Warwick will all be available for selection at the RDS on Saturday.
After falling out of Joe Schmidt’s plans, Finlay Bealham had a hard look at himself in the mirror and has returned fitter and leaner.
Liverpool duo Adam Lallana and Joe Gomez are also back in Gareth Southgate’s squad.
The reigning champions face Tipperary in the All-Ireland semi-final tomorrow and the six-time camogie All-Star is back after a two-year exile.