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L'Irlande perd son capitaine pour le Championnat des Nations


Dublin , Ireland - 19 June 2026; Caelan Doris of Leinster recieves medical attention during the United Rugby Championship grand final match between Leinster and Vodacom Bulls at Croke Park in Dublin. (Photo By David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile via Getty Images)
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Le capitaine de l’Irlande Caelan Doris et l’ailier Tommy O’Brien sont forfaits pour le déplacement en Australie et en Nouvelle-Zélande pour le début du Championnat des nations de rugby, a annoncé samedi la Fédération irlandaise.

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Les deux joueurs se sont blessés lors de la victoire 36-7 du Leinster contre les Pretoria Bulls en finale de l’URC vendredi et ont été retirés du groupe de 36 joueurs qui va débuter le Championnat des Nations, la nouvelle compétition lancée cet été par World Rugby.

Doris a été remplacé après seulement sept minutes en raison d’une blessure au pied, tandis qu’O’Brien a cédé sa place à la mi-temps, touché à l’aine.

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L’équipe du Trèfle affrontera l’Australie à Sydney le 4 juillet, puis le Japon à Newcastle, toujours en Australie, le 11 juillet, et enfin la Nouvelle-Zélande à Auckland le 18.

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