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ANDY FARRELL has named three members of his British & Irish Lions backroom team – turning to the IRFU for two of them.
The Ireland head coach is on secondment from the national team as he oversees the Lions for their tour of Australia this summer.
On Tuesday, three members of his backroom team were confirmed, with David Nucifora coming on board as general manager.
The former IRFU High Performance Director is joined by two current IRFU officials – Aled Walters and Vinny Hammond.
Walters, a World Cup winner with Wales, joins as Head of Athletic Performance while Hammond is back for his third tour as Head of Analysis.
Farrell said: “In David, Aled and Vinny we have three of the absolute best joining us for the Tour to Australia this summer, culminating in the highly anticipated Test series against the Wallabies.
“David’s unrivalled experience will help us shape and deliver such a challenging and exciting rugby programme, whilst also bringing essential insight into Australian rugby and the country as a whole.
“Aled is a World Cup winner who has worked with players across England and Ireland and has also coached in Australia and Super Rugby with the Brumbies.
“And Vinny’s Lions pedigree from touring New Zealand and South Africa brings continuity and Lions experience, which will be crucial to success down under.”
Former Wallaby hooker and Brumbies coach Nucifora joins on a consultancy basis and will be with the squad for the duration of the tour.
He is currently also contracted to Scottish Rugby as their Performance Director and has already started supporting the Lions in their preparations.
Nucifora said: “Having watched the Lions tour Australia over the years, and then playing against them for a Queensland XV in 1989, never did I expect that one day I would be part of their team – but it is funny how sport works.
“I look forward to drawing on my experiences with Ireland and Scotland in supporting Andy as he goes about building a truly world-class backroom team and squad.”
Walters and Hammond are both on secondment from the IRFU.
The Welshman said: “The Lions is the absolute pinnacle and my earliest memory of them was watching the 1989 Australia Tour as an eight-year-old and celebrating Ieuan Evans’ try in the Third Test.
“It is true that there is no greater honour than being selected for a Lions tour and I cannot wait to work with the very best players and coaches as we take on the Wallabies and tour Australia.”
Hammond added: “The Lions has an incredibly special place in my heart, having toured New Zealand in 2017 and then South Africa in 2021.
“Being part of the Lions is the ultimate honour and it was a real privilege to be asked by Andy to lead the analysis team for 2025. Our focus now is on doing everything we can to win a Test Series.”
Both Walters and Hammond start working with the Lions at the end of the 2025 Guinness Six Nations.
Alongside Nucifora they accompanied Farrell on a successful recce to Australia this month where they toured the host cities, stadiums and training venues.
Lions CEO Ben Calveley added: “It is my pleasure to welcome David, Aled and Vinny to the Lions.
“The excitement for this year’s Tour to Australia is really starting to build across both hemispheres and as Andy shapes his backroom team that will only intensify.
“These roles would also not be possible without the support of our colleagues at Scottish Rugby and the IRFU who have helped facilitate these appointments.”
Farrell will finalise the rest of his backroom team after the 2025 Guinness Six Nations.
TRIBUTES have poured in for an Irishman who died unexpectedly in Thailand earlier this month.
Greg Cullinane, who is from Parklands Drive in Co Cork, sadly died in Thailand on January 14.
The tragic young man, who was a bricklayer, has been remembered as the “beloved son” of Patricia and the late Sean and the “loving brother” of Ken and Lorraine.
A notice online said: “Sadly missed by his loving mother, brother, sister, nieces, uncles, aunts, sister-in-law, relatives and friends.”
Greg’s body has been repatriated and visitation will take place at O’Connor Bros Funeral Home in Cork tomorrow from 5pm to 6pm.
Requiem Mass will take place at 11am on Thursday at the Church of the Resurrection in Farranree with a funeral afterwards to St. Catherine’s Cemetery in Kilcully.
Greg’s family have asked for family flowers only and asked mourners to instead opt for a donation in the charity of your choice.
Mourners have described Greg as a “very nice guy” and a “lovely young man” following his passing.
One friend said: “Absolutely gutted when hearing the news. We had some great times myself and Greg down throughout the years.
“He had a smile that would light up a room. RIP bud.”
Another mourner said: “My thoughts and prayers are with you all in this heartbreaking time, Greg what a handsome young man.”
Greg’s passing follows the death of two other young Irishmen in Thailand this month.
Robby Kinlan, 21, was found dead in his hotel room on the island of Koh Tao, which is located on the western shore of the Gulf of Thailand, on January 9.
The 21-year-old’s body was discovered by staff at the hotel who climbed into the room, which was locked from the inside, when the alarm was raised by Robby’s pal at around 11am.
Cops were not treating the death as suspicious after they discovered no signs of any assault or any indication that the room had been broken into.
Robby’s mum Tracy King confirmed that the initial postmortem results found he died as a result of acute pulmonary cardiac failure.
The young Clare man was laid to rest following a service at the Star of the Sea Church in Quilty last Wednesday.
Separately, Ryan Daly died on January 17 following a “devastating accident” while travelling in Thailand.
Ryan Daly was “pursuing his dream” as he embarked on an “adventure of a lifetime” and set off travelling the world before the fatal incident.
The 27-year-old, who is from Portadown in Co Armagh, was left in critical condition after being involved in the horror accident earlier that week.
