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Ireland scrum-half Jamison Gibson Park gets his pass away against New Zealand last weekend
THE IRFU confirmed this Wednesday that scrum-half Jamison Gibson Park has been ruled out of the final game of the Autumn Nations Series against Argentina at the Aviva Stadium this coming Sunday, 2.15pm.
Gibson Park started for Ireland in last week's stunning victory over the All-Blacks and was replaced late on by Munster Rugby scrum-half Conor Murray.
However, the IRFU revealed earlier today that Gibson Park has a thigh injury and Luke McGrath has been called into the squad to provide additional scrum-half cover.
James Ryan will take on the captain's role in the absence of the injured Johnny Sexton, who twisted a knee and ankle in the win over New Zealand.
The IRFU announced on Tuesday that Munster Rugby back-row Gavin Coombes has returned to the Ireland squad ahead of Sunday's final Autumn international series clash with the Pumas.
Coombes missed out on being involved in Ireland's stunning 29-20 victory over New Zealand on Saturday through illness.
Hayley sadly passed away just nine months after her diagnosis of Breast Cancer
Artist Joe Campbell next to the Amelia Earhart mural located in Galliagh.
The parade will take place in Claudy between 7pm and 11pm.
Lecturers on strike at the Magee College campus of Ulster University earlier this year. Further industrial action is to take place next week.
The Christmas tree in Guildhall Square was repeatedly attacked by vandals.
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