Ireland winger Tommy O'Brien joins post-match reaction after victory over Fiji

The squad discusses James McNabney's debut, tournament shocks and the prospect of South Africa in the next round

By Christopher Devlin1 min read

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A group of Ireland players has been joined by wing Tommy O'Brien for a post-match discussion following their win against Fiji.

The conversation includes analysis of James McNabney's impressive two-minute appearance on the field.

Participants also reviewed the standout displays seen during the match and the unexpected outcomes that have defined this tournament so far.

Attention turned to the possibility of South Africa arriving in Derry to face Ireland in the upcoming fixture.

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