Conor Murray reclaims centre stage after rare stint in the shadows
Conor Murray: Led Ireland to victory over England in a 'sublime' team display. Picture: INPHO/Morgan Treacy
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SUBSCRIBEConor Murray must have wondered where he stood when the final whistle sounded in Murrayfield earlier this month and he had yet to shed the tracksuit.
Ireland’s undisputed No 9 for close to a decade, he wasn’t required to leave the bench in the 27-24 win against the Scots. This on the back of an ordinary performance in the tournament opener against Wales and an injury that robbed him of a chance to face France or Italy.
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