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Rugby Union Weekly

Irish rugby icon Peter O'Mahony recently sat down for a special edition of Rugby Union Weekly with Danny and Sara to look back over his two-decade professional career. During the lengthy conversation, the veteran forward detailed the heavy personal toll of success, past World Cup disappointments, and the triumphs enjoyed in the Six Nations.

He also opened up about the profound personal impact of Anthony Foley's tragic passing and shared memories of bonding with Jamie George during the 2017 Lions tour.

Beyond his personal reflections, O'Mahony discussed the profound influence coach Joe Schmidt had on his development and how the squad environment shifted under Andy Farrell. The discussion further touched upon memorable encounters with Ma'a Nonu, the reality of demanding All Blacks jersey swaps, and lighthearted banter regarding ongoing rivalries and past grievances with Scotland.

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