Mack Hansen

A jubilant Mack Hansen admitted he needed some extra help in order to ensure that he kept his emotions, as well as his bowels in check, ahead of Ireland's ...

I've got enough family to enjoy, I wish my mum, dad and brother were here.” I think everyone was, and I think you could kind of see then in the way we were playing. “It wasn't our best game but that's purely because England showed up, they played unbelievable.

As Ireland gear up to take on England in the Six Nations Grand Slam decider, here's a look at.

She moved to Australia with her family as a child. It's good, though, because once the game is done they are good lads like everyone else." I’m loving it over here and enjoying it." Mack will be taking to the pitch against the English side this evening as Ireland take them on in their final Six Nations game of the year. Mack speaks highly of his adoptive home and in an interview with sports website the 42.ie, Mack hailed his move to Ireland as the best decision of his life. Originally from Canberra in Australia, Mack made the move over to Ireland in 2021 to play for Connacht and was quickly picked up by the International team.

Ireland had confidence that they would be able to overcome a nervy first-half display because of how they dealt with previous setbacks, according to a ...

"I think everyone was, and I think you could kind of see then in the way we were playing. It just shows how much Ireland is behind us, and we love it." "One of my mates from Australia is over. It's just been such an atmosphere, it's crazy. It's like something I've never seen before, it's incredible. "Drink, drink, drink, drink....

There is nothing so depressing as being shut out of a riotously enjoyable party. Dublin will be rubbing its eyes on Sunday morning after a week-long orgy ...

Usually cool as a cucumber, one of the biggest stars of Ireland's championship clean sweep admitted he needed medication to keep everything in before ...

“It wasn't our best game but that's purely because England showed up, they played unbelievable. "It's a crazy feeling. "I was very nervous. It's like something I've never seen before, it's incredible. "We were able to just keep calm, composed, and pull a rabbit out of the hat.” “It's different gravy, isn't it?

Yet if he meant no harm by what he said, in the week of a more conventional Ireland-England Test, be sure that comments like those would have been picked ...

But there was substance to the claims about a new confidence here. But it does add a bit of fire to the game.' This is an era of unprecedented success in Irish sport. There was no Eddie Jones in the week, either, his too-practiced larrikin routine replaced by the sombre dedication of Steve Borthwick, a man assuming the bearing of an overworked undertaker. And the occasion survived a confected row. 'It's good, though, because once the game is done they are good lads like everyone else.

Usually cool as a cucumber, the straight-talking Connacht back did admit to some pre-match nerves before the Grand Slam showdown against England.

It just shows how much Ireland is behind us, and we love it." It's just been such an atmosphere, it's crazy. No, we'll enjoy it, run into some fans and get to share the experience with them. "It's a crazy feeling. It's like something I've never seen before, it's incredible. “It's different gravy, isn't it?