Ireland captain O'Mahony savours special day with end in sight
DUBLIN : Ireland flanker Peter O'Mahony said that if Saturday's Six Nations clinching win over Scotland proves to be his last game for his country, it will not be a bad way to go out.
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DUBLIN : Ireland flanker Peter O'Mahony said that if Saturday's Six Nations clinching win over Scotland proves to be his last game for his country, it will not be a bad way to go out.
Andy Farrell says he hopes there's more to come from his Ireland side, after they sealed back-to-back Guinness Six Nations titles.
For the second year in a row Ireland have been crowned Guinness Six Nations champions on home soil, and for the second year in a row they survived a few scares along the way to seal it.
Ireland retained their Six Nations title with a gritty 17-13 win over Scotland at Lansdowne Road on Saturday.
Peter O’Mahony said leading Ireland to the Six Nations title is “not a bad one to go out on” as he left question marks surrounding his international future.
Peter O’Mahony insists further Guinness Six Nations glory means “absolutely everything” to Ireland and stressed his countrymen would have metaphorically sacrificed limbs for such success in the recent past.
Tries by Dan Sheehan and Andrew Porter got the Irish over the line as the hosts were thwarted time and again by a magnificent Scottish defence.