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Tipperary Town native Jack Ryan has been called into the Ireland squad for the remainder of the World Rugby U20 Championship 2025 in Italy.
Jack is known across the county as a hugely committed, resilient, and talented player and his international call up is very well deserved.
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Jack has played all his rugby with Clanwilliam F.C. underage and Rockwell College before joining UL Bohemians last year where he has continued to go from strength to strength.
Best of luck, Jack!
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