Neil Treacy
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RTÉ Rugby Podcast · Leinster go back to back and who will replace Leo Cullen in 2027? · 24 Jun 2026
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Morning, Bernard.
Nice to be back.
We said we'd have to bring you back for a chat after what happened last week because it was a remarkably eerily similar semifinal to what happened in Croke Park 12 months ago, even down to 22-0 at halftime.
At times, I couldn't really believe what I was seeing.
I was looking back on last year's match report thinking, can I just copy and paste this one?
I mean, you say there was going to be too much, but Bernard, did we think too much was going to be that big of a gap?
And the interesting about it was, obviously Jake Leinster got off to a great start with that early try, Kane and Moody get the yellow card, but...
It wasn't as if everything in those early stages went Leinster's way.
Granted, they had an extra man advantage for a little while, but you're also losing Caelan Dorris inside six, seven minutes.
Your captain, your leader to a foot injury, which has now ruled him out of the summer.
Later on in the first half, they lost Tommy O'Brien to another injury.
And right around that period, Bulls started reeling off a couple of penalties.
They were...
dead set to get a chance down in the 22 Andre Pollard kicks for touch and sends it out over the end goal now I know it's 22 nil at that stage but we would have seen us in Murrayfield only a couple of weeks ago if the Bulls have got a score right on a halftime there things could have been a little bit nervy Leo Cullen's team talk is a little bit different not everything went as perfectly as it looked on paper for Leinster on the night
I might move it, excuse me, to the scrum.
Because we spoke last week about the challenge that was facing Leinster without Andrew Porter and Paddy McCarthy and Jack Boyle.
I think it's only right and proper to give Jerry Kerr and Alex Ustinov their flowers for the weekend.
I don't know, Jake, how familiar you are with Jerry Kerr's backstory.
Alex Usanov, for example, 20 years old, an Ireland under-20 player, a real hot prospect for the future.
But Jerry Kerr is someone who, up until October, had been playing semi-professional rugby in Ireland in the All-Ireland League.
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