Video of Peter O'Mahony partying hard after Ireland win has gone viral

Sunday, 17 July 2022 at 08:25

byRugby Rucker

Peter O'Mahony celebrated hard in New Zealand with teammate Bundee Aki after Ireland wrapped up a historic series win against the All Blacks.

Aki is clearly trying to look after the flanker, who looks a little bit worse for ware.

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A visibly emotional O'Mahony spoke passionately after Ireland held off a ferocious All Blacks fightback to claim a sensational, unprecedented 2-1 series win in New Zealand.

"Hard to put into words, really," said the Ireland back-rower in his post-match interview.

"That [the crowd noise] says a lot, behind me. You know, it's never been done before - to win here, to get a series win.

"It probably wasn't something you thought about, as a young fella. But now, there will be young fellas at home who will dreaming of playing for Ireland and winning over here.

"It will have been done before. It won't be the task that it was. It will never been taken away from that group. That they are the first to do it. Not only one win, but to win a series here."

He later was spotted saying to a teammate: "I can't believe I cried on TV".

“An absolute sh” – 5 dirtiest players in world rugby**

If there's anyone we forgot or you have any thoughts on the selection, as always, have at it in the comments.

#5. Owen Farrell (England)

Could it be anybody else? Farrell fits the label “our guy” better than most, meaning you love to hate him unless he’s in your squad. Then you’d go to the end’s of the earth to defend him. The England captain, also known as 'Shoulder boy' for his high tackling, does himself no favours with his poor tackling technique.

#4. Ryan Wilson (Scotland)

Fails to dazzle on the pitch and is arguably best known for causing a scrap with Owen Farrell prior to the Calcutta Cup clash at Murrayfield in 2018. He was then cited for making contract with the eye area of England number 8 Nathan Hughes. He then pulled this face.

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#3. Peter O'Mahony (England)

A flanker that plays on the edge and never fails to get under the skin of opposition fans. His late hit on Stuart Hogg and foul-mouthed war of words with the Kyle Sinckler during the 2019 Six Nations did him no favours. The sort of player you love to have, but also love to hate.

Became a folk hero for his sledging of Sam Cane during Ireland's 2022 series in New Zealand

#2. Eben Etzebeth (South Africa)

The world Cup-winning lock is undoubtedly world-class, but he is also one of the dirtiest players in the sport. If your team has played against him, you will not be a fan. A proper sh**house, but huge biceps.

#1. Jonny Hill (England)

Jonny Hill doing Jonny Hill things has been one of the highlights of England's series win against the Wallabies this summer.

#1. Hair pulling

The antics of the second-row kicked off in Perth as his hair pulling on Darcy Swain led to the the Wallabies second-row hitting him with a head-butt and subsequently getting sent off in the first test.

EK Rugby Analysis

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Huge moment as Hill sees yellow and Swain sees red. #AUSvENG

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10:52 AM · Jul 2, 2022

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#2. Asking for a hand

The England lock was getting under the skin of the Wallabies players once again in the second test as he asked for a help up before having a good laugh.

One fan wrote: "Honestly I admire how much of a pain in the ass Johnny Hill is."

Another added: "Halfback in a giraffe's body.."

#3. This celebration

Planet Rugby

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🏏 Second-row Jonny Hill celebrating an England try at the Sydney Cricket Ground by steaming in to bowl is pretty special. Never change, Jonny. #AUSvENG

12:40 PM · Jul 16, 2022

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#4. Keeping a hold

Hill will not be welcomed back to Australia anytime soon as his latest piece of s***housery helped England score a momentum turning try before the break in the third test.

Charles Croucher

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I’ve managed to catch a couple of angles of Jonny Hill holding Samu Kerevi out of the defensive line for that last try and I’ve only got an i-phone. Imagine having a television match official @WorldRugby