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The former Munster man has been impressed by Ireland’s growth under Andy Farrell.
‘From my own club, Hannah O’Connor and Dorothy Wall are just huge.’
The 29-year-old made three starts as Ireland won the Triple Crown.
The Rosscarbery man has bounced back well this season after a year out of the game through injury.
Meanwhile, Andy Farrell was pleased with Joey Carbery’s impact.
Maeve Óg O’Leary was impressive on her first cap for Ireland on Friday night.
Johnny Sexton could win his 100th Ireland cap this weekend in Dublin.
‘He’s a proper footballer. He’s got great skills but also he has put on a bit of size.’
Warren Gatland says up to 70% of his Test side remains undecided.
The Munster and Ireland man is pushing for a Test start at blindside flanker.
The Irish pair were impressive as Warren Gatland’s side beat Japan.
‘I would have always backed myself, I knew what I could do.’
The 21-year-old flanker is aiming to improve his defensive chat and breakdown skills.
Peter O’Mahony is hoping to create a few special memories before CJ Stander bids farewell to Munster.
The 27-year-old is set to team up with CJ Stander and Peter O’Mahony.
The 19-year-old captained the Leinster at U19s and has played for the province’s A team.
Head coach Andy Farrell has a range of skillsets to choose from for his side’s Six Nations opener.
The 26-year-old impressed as he got through 57 minutes of action for the province last night.
23-year-old back row Paul Boyle has been in strong form for the westerners in recent seasons.
The Kiwi number eight only moved into professional rugby union last year.
Will Connors will make his Test debut at openside flanker against Italy on Saturday.
Emerging stars like Beibhinn Parsons and Dorothy Wall showed their promise earlier this year.
Ulster’s Dan Soper was instrumental in David McCann making the move from centre to the back row.
With Jack Conan and Dan Leavy back in the mix, the province will have serious depth.
Forwards coach Colm Tucker also says the young side took huge benefit from their brush with the seniors.
Former Munster and Pau back row Paddy Butler has joined Japanese club Yamaha Júbilo.
Andy Dunne wants to see Ireland look for more from their back row forwards.
The 25-year-old made his most recent Test appearance in Japan in 2017.
The Ulster back row won’t be heading home after picking up a rib injury.
The Ireland back row was busy after moving to blindside flanker against Wales.
The 29-year-old started a game in the seven shirt for Ireland in Australia last summer.
The 21-year-old was the surprise hero of Ulster’s win over Leinster.
Jack Conan took his opportunity on Saturday in Sydney as Ireland won their series Down Under.
Conor Murray will be at scrum-half against the Wallabies tomorrow.
The back row will miss only one Pro14 match after sustaining a hold on the neck of Argentina out-half Nicolas Sanchez.
Johnny Sexton and Isa Nacewa are fit to start the Pro14 final against the Scarlets.
The Welsh number eight was outstanding against the NZ Provincial Barbarians.
Sam Pim is part of a small Irish contingent at University of Queensland.
Rassie Erasmus will have to contend with multiple threats to his ruck this weekend.
With Billy Vunipola missing, Stander will compete with Taulupe Faletau for the eight shirt.
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