Cameron Hill

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OTB Rugby · Rugby Daily | Brain injury legal case on brink of collapse, can Ireland find their passing game again? · 24 Jul 2026 podcast

Off the Balls, Rugby Daily. voice-verified

With Bank of Ireland, a proud sponsor of Connacht, Leinster, Munster and Ulster Rugby. voice-verified

Never stop competing. voice-verified

and you are very welcome to friday's rugby daily we've made it people i'm cameron hill now coming up for you today can ireland regain their status as a master of the basic skills of rugby brown o'driscoll outlines how for us the landmark case being brought by former players against rugby's governing bodies over brain injuries is on the brink of collapse and an italy player has been handed a two-match ban for a red card picked up in a game he wasn't even playing in voice-verified

But first up today, the dust is settling on what's been a curious season for Irish rugby with just over 14 months to go until the 2027 Men's World Cup kicks off in Australia. voice-verified

Andy Farrell's side managed a second place finish in the Six Nations Just Gone in a campaign that saw their title hopes go right down to the last kick of the championship. voice-verified

as well as huge wins over England at Twickenham and Scotland at the Aviva Stadium. voice-verified

But comprehensive defeats to South Africa, France and New Zealand, including a 40 points to 21 loss at Eden Park last weekend, leave some thinking that the gap between Ireland and the very top sides is widening all the time. voice-verified

Their inaccuracy in attack was a big talking point from the July tests. voice-verified

Just the five clean breaks against the All Blacks who beat 40 defenders compared to Ireland's 19. voice-verified

Brian O'Driscoll joined Mick McCarthy for a review of the season on Tuesday nights off the ball. voice-verified

and he revealed the passing drills that helped Ireland become one of the best passing sides in the world under Joe Schmidt. voice-verified

years ago we were definitely one of the best passing teams in the world but i don't necessarily think that i would put us into that category at the moment and you can enjoy that full piece with brian o'driscoll in the otb rugby podcast feed once you're done here you'll also get lots more highlights from the season just gone and you didn't hear it from me but there may be an interview with monster winger andrew smith from dara smith nocton dropping in your feed later today voice-verified

click follow in your otb rugby feed so you don't miss a second of the action and if you want to hear all of our rugby coverage on demand why not become a member at offtheball.com forward slash join voice-verified

This is Rugby Daily on Off the Ball with Bank of Ireland, a proud sponsor of Irish rugby, never stop competing. voice-verified

Now much has been made of the decision not to upgrade Luke Jacobson's yellow card to a red for his dangerous clear out on Josh van der Vlier last weekend. voice-verified

While there's also some suggestion that the deliberate knock on by Quinn Tapia should have resulted in a yellow card. voice-verified

and maybe even a penalty try. voice-verified

While former All Blacks out half Justin Marshall was on the good, the bad and the rugby ANZ this week and he had some pretty stern words about the Irish rugby public after the defeat at Eden Park. voice-verified

The solicitor representing hundreds of players taking legal action against rugby's governing bodies has been stood down, leaving the case on the brink of collapse. voice-verified

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