'I’m unbelievably proud': Humanity of Keith Earls story has touched all corners of game

Keith Earls believes reaction to the book inside Andy Farrell’s camp epitomises the closest of the Irish squad 
'I’m unbelievably proud': Humanity of Keith Earls story has touched all corners of game

Craig Casey, James Lowe, Caelan Doris, Ultan Dillane and Keith Earls training ahead of Ireland's clash with Argentina. Picture: INPHO/Billy Stickland

Keith Earls may have spent more time in television and radio studios of late than on a rugby pitch but no-one in this Ireland squad will be more eager to face Argentina on Sunday.

There has been an outpouring of positivity to the 34-year-old wing’s recently published autobiography and his candour, both in the book and during a round of interviews to promote it, at explaining the mental health struggles he has had to deal with throughout his 16-season career with Munster and the national team.

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