It's essential to savour one's successes when they come about, and Ireland's rugby elite have left nothing to chance as they soak in the Six Nations celebrations.
Andy Farrell's side beat 14-man England 29-16 on Saturday to put the finishing touches on their fourth Grand Slam, though it was the first time they've managed to complete the feat on home soil. As fate would have it, the accolade also happened to fall on St. Patrick's Day weekend, which only enhanced the uniqueness of the occasion.
And the extent of the revelry seemingly proved too much for Garry Ringrose after it emerged he refused to join the rest of his squad for a fourth day of drinking. That's when the team decided if the Leinster centre wouldn't come to the party, the party would come to him.
