Jeremy Loughman moving in the right direction as Ireland debut beckons

Loughman came up through Ard Scoil na Tríonóide and Athy RFC, with Joey Carbery, before finishing his schooling on the Rock Road and his willingness to test new ground extended to his professional ambitions when he swapped Dublin for Limerick.
Jeremy Loughman moving in the right direction as Ireland debut beckons

LONG JOURNEY: Jeremy Loughman. Pic: ©INPHO/Dan Sheridan

Reno, Nevada to Sevenoaks, Kent. Athy RFC followed by Blackrock College. Leinster then Munster. Jeremy Loughman’s route to what he hopes will be a first Ireland senior cap this week has been more interesting than most.

The Munster prop was born in the States and lived there for four years before his father’s work as an engineer in the oil and gas sector took the family to the UK. Eight years in England’s southeast and it was off again, this time to Kildare.

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