Confirmed: Tadhg Furlong ruled out of Ireland's Six Nations opener against England
Briefly

Connacht's Jack Aungier has been called up to the Irish squad in Portugal, replacing Tadhg Furlong who has exited due to ongoing injury issues. Aungier's selection follows his participation in the Emerging Ireland tour, offering him a significant debut opportunity. With other injuries impacting the team, including the suspension of Tom O'Toole, Ireland's preparation is facing challenges. Players like Finlay Bealham and Thomas Clarkson are set to step into new roles, showcasing the team's depth as they gear up for important matches in the Championship.
The inclusion of Jack Aungier in the squad demonstrates the continuous evolution of the Irish team, with fresh talent being integrated amid injury challenges.
The injuries to key players like Tadhg Furlong and Tom O'Toole present significant challenges for Ireland as they prepare for upcoming Championship matches.
Jack Aungier’s selection highlights the depth of talent available to Simon Easterby and the coaching staff as they navigate player injuries ahead of crucial games.
With Bealham starting and Clarkson on the bench for the Aviva Stadium, Ireland's front row has been reshaped by the absence of Furlong.
Read at Irish Independent
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