Versatile Osborne gets chance to prove wing credentials
With Tommy O'Brien injured and James Lowe having left Ireland, Andy Farrell has given Jamie Osborne the chance to prove his worth as a Test winger.
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Key People
Andy Farrell is the head coach of the Ireland rugby team.
Cian Prendergast is a rugby player captaining Connacht and playing for Ireland.
James Lowe is a record-breaking try scorer for the Leinster rugby team.
Jamie Osborne is a rugby player selected to play for Ireland in the Nations Championship.
Max Jorgensen is a rugby player representing Australia.
Sam Prendergast is a talented fly-half playing for Leinster.
Tommy O'Brien is a rugby player who plays for Ireland.
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With Tommy O'Brien injured and James Lowe having left Ireland, Andy Farrell has given Jamie Osborne the chance to prove his worth as a Test winger.
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