The Munster man who was once rated as the best scrumhalf in the world will step away from international rugby after the Six Nations
Conor Murray announced his retirement from international rugby after 123 caps for Ireland, including five Six Nations titles and three World Cups. He debuted in 2011 and is considered one of Ireland's greatest scrumhalves, having also represented the British & Irish Lions. Murray will finish the season with Munster before playing abroad. He reflected on his career, acknowledging both successes and challenges, including a neck injury that threatened his career.
