Rory O'Connor

And yet still they find themselves in this squeaky bum time at the end.

Given his, you know, he's Leinster through and through.

He's 27 years old now.

He's missed out on selection for big games before.

He's been away.

He's come back.

You know, he was the subject of many pieces in today's papers.

He was the big talking point.

This is his moment.

And I think that weighed heavily on him in the first 10, 15 minutes.

And I think the good thing for him is that he kind of came through that.

I know it wasn't perfect and there was still...

a few patchy kicks, but it's all stuff that he can iron out in the next three weeks.

And I think he will be starting.

I think even though they're not... We're in the post-Johnny Sexton era.

There's no one more experienced or more complete than him that they can bring in there at number 10.

The question for me is whether they... I think they have to bring Kieran Frawley back onto the bench because, unfortunately, that tackle on Gael Trean sums up all the issues around Sam Prendergast.

And for all that he played well against...

Ulster lost a couple of weeks ago and has those moments in attack and has loads and loads of different talents.

That ball goes up in the air.