Episode 1021: Ireland Unbeaten In November Series, Horgan And Hickie On Our Next Wing Sensation, Paul Kerrigan On Winning With Nemo
The November series ended on Saturday with 3 Irish wins from 3 games, as Ireland saw off Argentina 28-19 to complement the wins over South Africa and Fiji. But in the absence of a truly hard-fought win over top-level opposition, we’re left to wonder just how much we learnt from the month.
Ireland replace Australia as @WorldRugby‘s third-ranked team #TeamOfUs https://t.co/TxF8bnYyGD pic.twitter.com/OtKxdrByPe
— Irish Rugby (@IrishRugby) November 27, 2017
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Shane Horgan and Denis Hickie run the rule over Jacob Stockdale, another explosive Irish winger with possibly a big career ahead of him, as well as the rest of the players who took a step forward, including Rob Kearney who stormed back into form against the Argentinians.
When your dream collides with reality, in front of 50000 people, and your brain can’t quite process it. pic.twitter.com/IvjwbPiAx2
— Simon Hick (@hicksimon) November 26, 2017
Paul Kerrigan has had a tough couple of years with Cork, but he had a great day yesterday as his club Nemo Rangers won their 16th Munster title, beating All-Ireland champions Dr. Crokes of Killarney. He talks to us about being underdogs, using your history, and support from other Cork clubs.
©INPHO/Oisin Keniry
Munster Champs!!!!! #NemoAbu pic.twitter.com/yPKE5QTOJq
— NemoRangersGAA (@NemoRangersGAA) November 26, 2017
Plus there’s Murph swearing like a sailor, headbutts, and being afraid of the Scots.
Not sure the big fella fancied the chase. pic.twitter.com/lJ6VuAcFgH
— Eoin McDevitt (@EoinMcDevitt) November 25, 2017
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