The post-Johnny Sexton era takes further shape for the province
Blues boss Leo Cullen has announced that experienced Ireland internationals Garry Ringrose and James Ryan will share the captaincy duties for the remainder of the 2023/24 season.
Sexton finished up with the province at the end of last season before retiring from playing after Ireland's World Cup quarter-final exit. Second row Ryan, 27, has 73 Leinster caps and has captained the side in the Champions Cup final defeat to La Rochelle.They are also both in the running to be Ireland's new skipper as Andy Farrell assesses his options ahead of the 2024 Six Nations, which begins with a clash with France in Paris on Friday, February 4 Ryan has previously led Ireland.
"They have both been key figures for Leinster Rugby in recent times and have both led the team incredibly well at different points.
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