Peter O'Mahony retires after 114 caps for Ireland

irishtimes.com

Peter O’Mahony played his final Test match for Ireland against Italy, receiving a warm farewell from fans. The 35-year-old contributed to the team's victory, finishing with 114 caps and five tries in his career. O'Mahony reflected on his time with the team, expressing gratitude for the support from fans and family. He noted the shift in Irish rugby from hoping to win to expecting victories, highlighting the team's progress over the years. As he steps away from professional rugby, O'Mahony plans to focus on family and may consider coaching in the future. He emphasized the importance of friendships formed during his career and the impact he hopes to have on younger players.


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