Peter O'Mahony and Andy Farrell will 'chew the fat' in the coming days

The 34-year-old flanker led Ireland to another championship on his 105th appearance for his country
Peter O'Mahony and Andy Farrell will 'chew the fat' in the coming days

Ireland captain Peter O'Mahony and Ireland head coach Andy Farrell after the Guinness Six Nations Rugby Championship match between Ireland and Scotland at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Harry Murphy/Sportsfile

Ireland captain Peter O’Mahony described lifting the Guinness Six Nations trophy as one of the most special moments of his career then promised talks with those closest to him, including Andy Farrell, regarding his future in Test rugby.

The 34-year-old flanker led Ireland on his 105th appearance for his country at Aviva Stadium on Saturday as his side overcame a stubborn Scotland side to win 17-13 to rebound from a fourth-round defeat to England at Twickenham seven days earlier and claim the championship for the second year in a row following last season’s Grand Slam.

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