From the The Irish Rugby Union Players’ Association (IRUPA) in partnership with Zurich
Tackle Your Feelings.
A new mental wellbeing campaign that sees “national and international rugby stars come forward to tell their own personal story of the issues they have faced off the pitch”.
Emma Walsh, of IRUPA writes:
Munster Scrum-Half, Cathal Sheridan is one of the first players to come forward and tell his own personal story [more at link below].
Best looking piece of Irish manhood iVe seen in a long time. Red hair, masculine and obviously sensitive to boot. Form an orderly queue. My God! Oh and well done in the ad and the good cause. But seriously … Eddie Redmayne meets hunk of the century.
This is allowed, yet Martin ONeill’s comment is seen as something that shouldn’t be allowed….. pffft! :)
Generally a positive comment is more acceptable than a negative one, yes.
This is dumb and Martin is dumb. Two dummies, just hanging out.
Stop taking me seriously, and don’t call me Shirley.
I’m with Kieran on this Clampers- a positive flattering comment as opposed to a reductive and exclusionary jibe.
… oh wait, it was massively racist, damn.
Great video, good man Cathal, sound lad and good scrum half to boot.