IRE

No.

Name

15Jordan Larmour, -

14Andrew Conway, -

13Garry Ringrose, -

12Bundee Aki, -

11Jacob Stockdale, -

10Johnny Sexton, -

9Conor Murray, -

1Cian Healy, -

2Rory Best, -

3Tadhg Furlong, -

4Iain Henderson, -

5James Ryan, -

6Peter O'Mahony, -

7Josh van der Flier, -

8CJ Stander, -

Replacements

16Niall Scannell, -

17Dave Kilcoyne, -

18Andrew Porter, -

19Tadhg Beirne, -

20Jack Conan, -

21Luke McGrath, -

22Jack Carty, -

23Chris Farrell, -

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