Johnny Sexton wants nothing more than for his son Luca to experience one last winning Six Nations on the pitch with his dad.
But the veteran Ireland skipper, who makes his championship farewell at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday, is trying to avoid getting into the emotional side of the occasion as he pushes for the second Grand Slam and fourth Six Nations title of his illustrious career.
England stand in Ireland's way and Sexton, who is set to win this 113th Ireland cap and to become the championship's all-time top scorer, wants to get the job done now and then start thinking about his last hurrah with Andy Farrell's squad at France 2023 in September and October.