Andy Farrell names 36-man Ireland squad for England clash

The head coach retained 23 players for a two-day camp in Cork last week, while 13 others returned were released back to their provinces to get game-time.

Andy Farrell names 36-man Ireland squad for England clash
Mon, 17 Feb, 2020 - 15:14
Stephen Barry

Andy Farrell has assembled a 36-man squad as Ireland prepare to face England at Twickenham on Sunday.

The head coach retained 23 players for a two-day camp in Cork last week, while 13 others were released back to their provinces to get game-time.

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