Ireland's uncapped 13 - Darragh Murray

Murray was part of the Ireland A squad that faced England A earlier this year
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With 16 players on British and Irish Lions duty this summer, interim Ireland head coach Paul O'Connell's 33-man squad for this summer's matches against Georgia and Portugal features 13 uncapped players. BBC Sport NI takes a closer look at those hoping to feature in green for the first time.
Another new face in the Ireland set-up, Darragh Murray is another youngster who cut his teeth in the Emerging Ireland and Ireland 'A' environments before earning his call-up to the big time.
A 6ft 7in lock from Roscommon, the 23-year-old has firmly established himself in the Connacht second row, starting 11 United Rugby Championship games this season.
Murray, whose older brother Niall is also a Connacht second row, is an effective line-out jumper and ball-carrier.
Having been a talented Gaelic footballer in his youth, Murray looks to have chosen the right sporting path as he closes in on becoming Roscommon's first Ireland international since Jack Carty.
Murray will get an early chance to impress this summer having been selected to start Saturday's Test against Georgia by interim head coach by Paul O'Connell, the inspiration for all emerging Irish locks.