Sam Prendergast starts at flyhalf as Ireland ring the changes for Bok showdown
Sam Prendergast will steer Ireland from fly-half after Andy Farrell named him to start in this weekend’s massive Aviva Stadium clash against the Springboks.

The Boks have been clad in white for their last two Tests against France and Italy, even when there was no obvious colour clash. The changes followed the Six Nations' adoption of World Rugby's colour-blind-inclusive guidelines, designed to make matches easier to follow for the estimated 300 million colour-blind fans worldwide.
In Dublin, however, the roles are set to be reversed, with the two teams agreeing that the home side will switch to an alternate kit, as rugby tradition dictates.
It mirrors last year's arrangement when the Boks hosted the Irish in Cape Town and wore white.
At the 2023 World Cup, the Springboks also wore a special white kit for their pool match after their standard alternate jersey clashed with Ireland's light green.
In 2017, Ireland's grey alternate kit caused controversy as it still clashed with the Springboks' green and gold, perhaps even worse than their traditional colours would have.