Leinster Rugby Team Named To Play Harlequins

Friday, 4 April 2025 13:55

By Eoin Beatty

The game kicks off at 3pm on Saturday

The Leinster Rugby team to play Harlequins tomorrow has been named.

Caelan Doris captains the side, with Josh van der Flier and Jack Conan joining him in the back row.

Joe McCarthy has been named in the second row alongside RG Snyman.

Dan Sheehan is at hooker, with Andrew Porter and Rabah Slimani the props.

Suncroft’s Sam Prendergast is at 10 with Jamison Gibson-Park his half-back partner.

Robbie Henshaw will make his 99th Leinster appearance, with Garry Ringrose starting alongside him.

James Lowe and Naas’ Jamie Osborne are on the wings, with Hugo Keenan at full-back.

Academy hooker Gus McCarthy has been named among the replacements, with Tadhg Furlong and Jack Boyle as the front row reinforcements.

Max Deegan and Ryan Baird, Luke McGrath and Ross Byrne and Jordie Barrett complete the matchday 23.

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