Andy Farrell Names Ireland’s World Cup Training Squad

Tuesday, 30 May 2023 15:18

Naas's Jamie Osborne made the team, while Athy's Joey Carbery has been left out.

Four uncapped players have been named in a 42-man training squad ahead of Ireland’s World Cup campaign.

Naas's Jamie Osborne along with fellow Leinster back Ciaran Frawley, Munster winger Calvin Nash, and Ulster hooker Tom Stewart all make the squad.

Athy's Joey Carbery has been left out along Munster’s URC-winning flanker, John Hodnett.

Johnny Sexton, Ross Byrne and Jack Crowley the out-halves.

The squad will gather on June 18th, with their first World Cup warm-up game coming against Italy on August 5th.

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