O’Gara will be asked to stay
In the wake of Ireland’s first World Cup victory over a Tri Nations country, Saturday’s 15-6 win over Australia at Eden Park, Auckland, outhalf O’Gara, who kicked two penalties after coming on as a second-half replacement for Gordon D’Arcy in his 113th appearance for Ireland, dropped a heavy hint that he was quitting the team after the tournament.
“It’s massive, this is it for us. I’m done with Ireland in a few weeks,” O’Gara said. “I’ve had a great time in this jersey but I want this to be the biggest time. It’s a great team, a great bunch of lads and it means a lot to us.”




