From Alex Wyllie to Bundee Aki, people born abroad have made huge contributions to rugby in Ireland
Gordon D'Arcy argues that Irish players must capitalize on the presence of high-caliber international players like RG Snyman and Jordie Barrett to enhance their own skills and contribute to the future of Irish rugby. He highlights the historical positive impact of foreign players and coaches in Ireland, emphasizing the importance of learning from their unique abilities and game reading skills. D'Arcy uses examples like Snyman's influence on James Ryan and the overall benefits brought by players like Barrett and Alex Nankivell.
