Jack Conan: 'You can never reach perfection, but that's what we're striving for'

This month’s camp has offered Ireland the opportunity of a fresh start two years out from a World Cup on Australian soil and while the noise outside the camp is of a squad in decline, Conan sees “green shoots”.
Ireland's Jack Conan. Pic: Nick Elliott/Inpho

Ireland's Jack Conan. Pic: Nick Elliott/Inpho

Having got the better of Australia with the British & Irish Lions already this year, Jack Conan is in no mood to allow the Wallabies the chance to even the score at Aviva Stadium on Saturday night.

Joe Schmidt’s team have arrived in Dublin at the end of a demanding year and, most recently, back-to-back defeats to England and Italy but there is a sense from within the Australian camp that a winning reunion for their head coach and former Ireland boss is high on their list of priorities before their season ends next weekend. 

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