Their last game for Ireland will be against Italy in Rome on Saturday, 15 March.
Irish rugby legends Peter O’Mahony, Cian Healy and Conor Murray have announced that they are all retiring from international rugby after this year's Six Nations.
Healy, 37, was the first of the three to make his Ireland debut. The prop lined out for Ireland in November 2009 against Australia, a match played at Croke Park. His Munster teammate O'Mahony, captained Ireland at underage levels, before making his senior debut against Italy in February 2012.
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