A group of Irish Rugby stars, seeking a well-deserved break after their World Cup heartbreak, enjoyed a night out with their wives at Adare Manor. They had recently returned home from France after a closely fought loss to New Zealand and decided to travel to Limerick for a night at this luxurious resort.
Among those who partook in the night away were Munster players Tadhg Beirne, Conor Murray, Peter O’Mahony, and the recently retired Keith Earls. They were accompanied by the team’s captain, Johnny Sexton, for this outing, and their wives joined in on the festivities, relishing the food, wine, and the overall experience.
Pictures of the evening were shared by Jessica O’Mahony and Joanna Cooper, who is originally from Co Derry. The group was elegantly dressed for the occasion and appeared to be in high spirits.
As for the rugby stars’ return date, there is no specific timeline, but it’s likely they won’t be back for at least another month, considering they commenced their training in July.
Following the World Cup, Johnny Sexton and Keith Earls promptly retired, while Peter O’Mahony is contemplating his future in international rugby. The veteran Munster flanker expressed his deep disappointment after the quarter-final loss to New Zealand, emphasizing the extensive effort and commitment that went into preparing for the World Cup over the past four years. Despite the result, he expressed immense pride in his team, coaches, staff, and families who supported them throughout their journey.
He also expressed gratitude for the tremendous support they received from fans both in France and at home, acknowledging the inspiration they hope to have provided for younger aspiring rugby players. Additionally, he paid tribute to his retiring teammates, Keith Earls and Johnny Sexton, for their contributions to Irish rugby and their friendship on and off the field.
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