Craig Casey hopes South African battles have him well prepared

Craig Casey is hoping Munster’s URC Grand Final success on South African soil last season can spark further success for Ireland at this World Cup
Craig Casey hopes South African battles have him well prepared

DETERMINED: Craig Casey during an Ireland training session. Pic: INPHO/Dan Sheridan

Craig Casey is hoping Munster’s URC Grand Final success on South African soil last season can spark further success for Ireland at this World Cup.

The scrum-half is hoping to make his tournament debut on Saturday when Ireland face Tonga in Nantes in their second Pool B match ahead of heavyweight clashes against the defending-champion Springboks and Scotland, both of which are in Paris on September 23 and October 7 respectively.

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