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The pacy attacker is having the best season of his career.
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The pacy attacker is having the best season of his career.
The 23-year-old has shone at outside centre and fullback early on this season.
Alan Browne helped Ireland claim a deserved win over New Zealand last night.
The back row has had to divide his time across three positions, but starts at 8 for the second time this season.
The 23-year-old Munster man will be wearing the number 21 shirt tomorrow in Kobe.
The 23-year-old had a real scare when he injured his ankle in Ireland’s first warm-up game.
The Wolves wing-back may be pressed into a new position against Gibraltar.
The 22-year-old was excellent during the province’s Pro14 victory over the Cheetahs last weekend.
The Brazilian was deployed at the heart of the Reds defence in last weekend’s win over Brighton due to injuries.
The 26-year-old is pleased his move to Ulster is paying off.
The 31-year-old is named in an exciting back row unit alongside Rhys Ruddock and Dan Leavy for Saturday’s clash with Munster.
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Dundalk defender Brian Gartland was singing the praises of Sean Hoare after last night’s man-of-the-match display against Bohemians.
A year on from his famous debut, the Athy man is doing more than operating as understudy.
The Ireland international is learning with every game as he manages two positions.
Leinster’s flanker has endured a difficult season`after years of constant improvement, but he’s fit and firing again in time for the business end.
Martin O’Neill hinted that the West Brom winger could be in line for a different role tomorrow evening.
The 22-year-old has been through tough times in the last two seasons.
The 30-year-old Ireland international was in superb form in yesterday’s win over Oyonnax.
The Leinster man starts at out-half, but may move inside for the closing stages at Wembley.
Jack Conan makes his debut, Madigan steers the ship and D’Arcy returns.
The Leinster flanker turned 24 today and now feels a settled part of Joe Schmidt’s group.
The versatile Ballyhaunis man had no complaints when moved into the forward line, but is taking back his familiar jersey.
They can stop scores at one end and strike them at the other.
The Munster forward believes he has been bred for rugby challenges that sides like South Africa are sure to pose.