Rugby-Ireland lock Ryan ruled out of final Six Nations game


  • Rugby
  • Monday, 14 Mar 2022

FILE PHOTO: Rugby Union - Ireland v United States - Aviva Stadium, Dublin, Ireland - July 10, 2021 Ireland's James Ryan and Joey Carbery applaud fans after the match Pool via REUTERS/Donall Farmer

DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland second row James Ryan will miss their final Six Nations match against Scotland on Saturday as he goes through return to play protocols after suffering a concussion in last weekend's 32-15 victory over England.

The Leinster lock left the pitch at Twickenham after less than two minutes following a head-on-head tackle by Charlie Ewels that led to the England second row's dismissal.

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