Ireland need to become ‘pooper scoopers’ at the breakdown

Donal Lenihan on why Ireland’s tour of Australia will be very different from those that have gone before.

Sat, 09 Jun, 2018 - 01:00

A rugby player, coach and manager during a glittering career with Munster, Ireland and the Lions and now a definitive voice in Irish rugby analysis and commentary.

1. A shift in the ground rules

Much has changed in the eight years since Ireland last contested a series against the Wallabies on Australian soil.

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