Ringrose claims Irish adaptability and 'no-excuse' mentality has been key to World Cup success

The 28-year-old credited Farrell’s no-excuse mentality for preparing Ireland’s players to embrace every moment of adversity.
Ringrose during an Ireland Rugby media conference at Stade Omnisports des Fauvettes in Domont.

Ringrose during an Ireland Rugby media conference at Stade Omnisports des Fauvettes in Domont.

Ireland’s ability to adapt on the hoof to meet every challenge thrown their way has become a hallmark of Andy Farrell’s tenure as head coach and Garry Ringrose believes it can now reap dividends at the World Cup.

Outside centre Ringrose finished last Saturday’s Pool B decider against Scotland as one of two auxiliary wingers alongside scrum-half Jamison Gibson-Park following first-half injuries to Mack Hansen and James Lowe and ahead of tomorrow night’s quarter-final showdown with New Zealand, the 28-year-old credited Farrell’s no-excuse mentality for preparing Ireland’s players to embrace every moment of adversity.

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