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Published 18:13 4 Apr 2023 BST
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Ireland players, from left, James Lowe, Hugo Keenan and Mack Hansen. (Photo by Harry Murphy/Sportsfile)[/caption]
"Either Bogsy or Barry, that's what they call them. Bogsy is Doris and Barry is Hugo. "I don't know where Bogsy came from. I don't know if I'm supposed to be saying that, or if it's something rude. I don't know where Barry came from either. I just rocked up [to Ireland training] and that was it. "I haven't called Caelan 'Caelan' or Hugo 'Hugo' in God knows how long. I only know them as Bogsy and Barry.""Either or, I genuinely couldn't pick one," he replied, when pressed to single out one of his teammates for that top honour. "I'd be a pretty shit bloke if I did pick one, because them they'd know who I like better! They were both great. I was lucky enough to have two pretty good games but they played out of their skins for all five games." The Mack Hansen chat was reminiscent of when Tadhg Furlong revealed the nicknames for the Leinster starting pack from the 2018 Champions Cup final win over Racing 92. As the victorious Leinster squad flew back to Dublin, from Bilbao, the tighthead prop gave social media shout-outs to Church, Nugget, The Big Cheese, Dev, Fardo, The Big Leaf and Nordi Murphy while referring to himself as 'a humble farmer from Wexford'.
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