Tadhg Furlong's bullocking dart for the line delights the internet

Ireland tighthead Tadhg Furlong is a certified Guinness Six Nations favourite and his first try against Wales delighted the internet.

The 123kg Wexford man squeezed over from short-range, taking a number of Welsh defenders with him, much to the merriment of former teammates and the non-Welsh Twitterati.

As Opta pointed out, Tadhg Furlong has scored four tries for IrishRugby since the beginning of 2019, more than any other prop in Test rugby.

Ireland went into halftime at 12 - 7 up, and Furlong was on hand for a scuffle with some Welsh players as both teams made their way off the pitch.

Furlong made his test debut in Ireland’s 16-10 loss to Wales on 29 August, 2015, replacing Nathan White at tighthead prop.

He started at tight-head prop in four of Ireland's five matches in their Six Nations grand slam-winning

campaign in 2018.

The big prop was selected for the Lions' 2017 tour of New Zealand and started at tight-head in all three tests against the All Blacks.

Jim Hamilton is joined by good friend and England International Freddie Burns to discuss the selection issues England face and Andy Farrell's slip up in a recent press conference.