Advised to retire on medical grounds
Dan Leavy is to retire from rugby with immediate effect.
The Leinster and Ireland back row forward suffered a serious knee injury in March 2019.
The 27 year-old has been advised to retire on medical grounds.
Leavy made 79 appearances for Leinster since his debut in October 2014, and was a key part of the Champions Cup winning side of 2018.
He was capped 11 times for Ireland, and part of the squad who won the Grand Slam at Twickenham in 2018.

Ireland's Women's Football Team To Face Poland In World Cup Bid
Wednesday's Sport Update
FIFA President Infantino Under Pressure After Receiving An Undeclared Salary Of Over A Million In 2024
Arsenal And Manchester United Face Injury Problems Ahead Of Champions League Clashes
World Cup-winning Coach Jack White Appointed Head Coach Of Fiji's Rugby Team
F1 Announces First Race In South Africa Since 1993 After Years Of Advocacy From Lewis Hamilton
Tuesday Morning Sports Update
F1 Could Crown Youngest Formula One World Champion In Antonelli In A Fortnight