Jamison Gibson-Park: Ireland working way into Rugby World Cup shape

Jamison Gibson-Park has promised Ireland are only going to get better as they ramp up their World Cup preparations ahead of their final warm-up game against Samoa this Saturday
FAMILY AFFAIR: Ireland's Jamison Gibson-Park after the game with his daughters Isabella and Iris. Pic: INPHO/Ben Brady

FAMILY AFFAIR: Ireland's Jamison Gibson-Park after the game with his daughters Isabella and Iris. Pic: INPHO/Ben Brady

Jamison Gibson-Park has promised Ireland are only going to get better as they ramp up their World Cup preparations ahead of their final warm-up game against Samoa this Saturday.

The scrum-half played his first minutes of the summer at Aviva Stadium last Saturday as he started in 29-10 victory over Six Nations rivals England. The Grand Slam champions were disappointed with their performance in their Dublin farewell despite brushing aside a limited English side with a five tries to one win in front of their home supporters as Keith Earls crowned his 100th Test cap with an emotional try to round out the evening.

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