Ireland captain Doris ruled out for up to six months
Summary
Caelan Doris, the captain of Ireland's rugby team, injured his shoulder during a match against Northampton on May 3. He will be unable to play for four to six months, missing out on upcoming games and the British and Irish Lions tour.Key Facts
- Caelan Doris is the captain of Ireland's rugby team.
- He hurt his shoulder in a match against Northampton on May 3.
- Due to his injury, he will be out of action for four to six months.
- Doris was not included in the British and Irish Lions squad for their tour of Australia.
- His recovery timeline puts his participation in Ireland's autumn matches in doubt.
- Leinster Rugby shared an update about his injury and expected recovery period.
- Maro Itoje was chosen as the captain for the Lions tour instead.
- Doris's teammate, Hugo Keenan, expressed the team's determination to win the United Rugby Championship for him.
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