South Africa first stop in a season Gus McCarthy hopes will end in Australia
There was a time when South Africa held a mysterious, magical but foreboding place in the psyche of Irish rugby.
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There was a time when South Africa held a mysterious, magical but foreboding place in the psyche of Irish rugby.
South Africa is a country that has provided several landmarks in Gus McCarthy’s rugby career. The Leinster hooker has enjoyed a collection of auspicious moments playing in the homeland of the world champions across several seasons. It started in 2023 when he captained the Ireland Under-20 team to the World Junior Championship final, beating South Africa in the semi-final before losing to France.
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DUBLIN :Ireland started slowly before pulling away to beat Japan 41-10 at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday with a strong second half easing concerns about their recent form ahead of tougher challenges to come against Australia and South Africa.
Ireland bounced back from defeat to New Zealand by beginning their home autumn internationals with a 41-10 win over Japan in Dublin.