The timing of the URC leaders' two-game block against the Bulls and the Sharks means that that Leinster will have to bid their time before knowing how many of their Six Nations frontliners will be available
Jacques Nienaber admits Leinster have found it tough to prepare for a tough two-game trip to South Africa due to its proximity to the Six Nations finale.
Jack Boyle, who won his second Ireland cap in Rome, has said that he will be joining the squad in South Africa but it is not yet known how many others will travel for the two-week block. "We are getting feedback from the Irish staff and medics regarding injuries and management protocols if there are any to fulfil," said Nienaber. "The majority of the squad we used against Cardiff and Ospreys are here. And we are hopeful that some of the lads who participated in the Six Nations can join us.
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