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Rugby correspondent: Irish Daily Mail and Irish Mail on Sunday. Email: rory.keane@dmgmedia.ie
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IRFU need to wise up and make Joe Schmidt an offer he can't refuse

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Joe Schmidt will be back on Irish soil this coming week. Before he heads for Belfast to take up his new role as Coach Development Adviser with Ulster, the 60-year-old will spend some time in the capital. Meeting his new grandson will be top of the agenda. He has plenty of family still living in Dublin. His son, Tim, works in Leinster's financial department. His brother, Jamie, is in the tax game and is a partner at Deloitte. Schmidt still owns a property in Milltown.
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Prendergast can complete his Leinster renaissance with a URC title win

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Andy Farrell has missed the mark picking ol’ reliables for Ireland

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By Rory Keane Verified
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There’s two ways at looking at this 36-player squad selection ahead of next month’s tour of Australia and New Zealand. The first is that Andy Farrell has picked his strongest available playing group, with a smattering of uncapped rookies and a few more greenhorns, which is best placed to get some big results and, crucially, put Ireland in a strong position to make an inaugural Nations Championship final in November.
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