Gordon D’Arcy, who was due to win his second senior international cap this afternoo, has been ruled out because of a hamstring injury.
Gordon D’Arcy has been forced to withdraw from the Ireland side for this afternoon’s international against Samoa and his place will go to Tyrone Howe. D’Arcy damaged a hamstring in training on Friday.
He won his first cap as a replacement for Conor O’Shea during the 1999 World Cup and his form for Leinster this season saw him set to win his second international cap until injury intervened.
Howe’s call-up to the senior squad means a recall for Justin Bishop who now comes into the A side for Tuesday’s game against the All Blacks in Rvenhill
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