Thursday 21 October, 2021
Sean O’Brien’s ‘Fuel’ will be published on 29 October.
Springbok lock Lood de Jager will also make his Sale debut in the match.
The Ireland U20 prop is willing to switch to either side of the scrum.
The 32-year-old will undergo hip surgery and miss six months of action.
Leinster captain Johnny Sexton handed the Pro14 trophy to Sean O’Brien in Glasgow.
The 32-year-old will join London Irish after this year’s World Cup.
The Tullow Tank has agreed to join London Irish from December.
The deal could be officially announced as early as next week.
The 31-year-old Tullow man is back in Ireland’s seven shirt after a year-long absence.
The back row is having to busy himself with rehab and racing before approaching a comeback in the new season.
Leinster head coach Leo Cullen revealed that the flanker required a procedure on the issue this morning.
The back row may even require surgery on his shoulder injury.
The Tullow Tank says he’s ‘fit as a fiddle’ after an excellent 80-minute display to bridge a month long absence.
Because it has to be done.
The Ireland flanker’s hearing in Wellington lasted almost three hours.
Heaslip suggested the Lions players would head out tonight, “but they won’t be going OUT out.”
Warren Gatland and his Lions coaches expect a big impact from the Leinster openside.
The Tullow Tank also rubbished the notion that there is an ‘aura’ of invincibility to the World Champion All Blacks.
Peter O’Mahony also made a big impression in the back row.
Sean O’Brien has a big opportunity against the Crusaders on Saturday.
The 30-year-old openside has been steadily growing in form in the Six Nations.
A tight calf caused Leo Cullen to keep the Tullow Tank out of the Montpellier firing line.
After the frustration of being kept away from the Wallabies, the Tullow Tank is revved up and ready to go again.
Here’s hoping the Tullow Tank has more than a few years left wearing his scrum-cap.
The Tullow Tank’s reputation precedes him.
The return of Jonathan Sexton and Mike McCarthy completes a triple boost for the eastern province.
The Leinster and Ireland flanker is approaching the end of a long road to recovery.
The Tullow Tank suffered a massive setback in his rehab in the last weekend of the regular season and will miss Ireland’s tour to South Africa.
O’Brien may not be fit enough to face Ulster this weekend, but Jonathan Sexton will be back in Leinster’s number 10 shirt.
The Leinster flanker hopes to return from his ripped hamstring tendon in a month’s time.
The flanker is not often spoken of as captaincy material, but would jump at the chance if it was offered.
The 28-year-old was excellent on his return from an inner-ear issue.
The Tullow Tank’s unusual injury has persisted and a poor prognosis could impact Joe Schmidt’s plans for the Six Nations.
The Leinster back row says more training time and better coaching pushes schools players on faster.
The Tullow man will have a watching brief in the Millennium Stadium this weekend.
The Tullow Tank will be hoping to fight for his place again if Ireland reach the semi-final.
The Ireland flanker is ready for Sunday’s clash with France — “a far more dangerous side”.
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The Tullow man sat down with The42 to discuss the growth of his game around the breakdown.
