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Brian scores the famous Lions try in Brisbane
Brian O'Driscoll has already achieved more than most rugby players manage in a lifetime. The fleet-footed centre was installed as Ireland captain for the recent Six Nations. He previously led his country in their memorable 18-9 victory against Australia in the Autumn.
That was not his first bruising experience against the defending world champions. O'Driscoll was a key part of the Lions side that played three epic matches Down Under in the summer of 2001. Yet he recognises the need to keep achieving and progress as a rugby player both with Leinster and Ireland, and more than likely on the next Lions tour as well. He reveals all to the Sport Academy.
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