Andrew Conway 'ready to rock' if Ireland's call comes for World Cup

The Munster man enjoyed a week in Andy Farrell's camp. 

KICKING ON: Andrew Conway pictured at the Budweiser Combine event. Budweiser is the official beer partner of the Aer Lingus College Football Classic which returns to the Aviva Stadium on August 26. Picture: INPHO/Evan Treacy

Despite more than a year of frustration sidelined by injury, Andrew Conway is “ready to rock” if Ireland boss Andy Farrell offers him a World Cup selection lifeline in the next three weeks, The Munster wing, 32, won the last of his 30 Test caps against England in the 2022 Six Nations before a complex knee injury reduced him to just two outings for Munster at the tail end of that campaign. 

The problem, which has need two surgeries, made last season a wipeout for Conway as Munster ended their 12-year trophy drought but the flyer with 15 Test tries was thrilled to get a call from Ireland to join the World Cup training squad for a week in camp last month.