Geordan Murphy has been named in Ireland's 32-man squad ahead of Saturday's Six Nations clash against England at Twickenham.
The veteran fullback who plays in England for Leicester Tigers has not played for Ireland since helping them complete the Grand Slam against Wales last March.
The 31-year-old has made just three Premiership appearances for Leicester since dislocating his shoulder last September but scored a try in Saturday's victory (pictured) over Gloucester.
But he was in superb form in Saturday's 33-11 rout of Gloucester and has been drafted in after Rob Kearney was ruled out with a knee injury he suffered in the 33-10 defeat by France earlier this month.
Ireland coach Declan Kidney names his side to face England on Tuesday.





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