Leinster’s United Rugby Championship quarter-final against Scarlets will take place on Saturday (15:00 BST), and Tadhg Furlong and Robbie Henshaw will not play.
Henshaw has a knee issue that could keep him out for four weeks, while Furlong, a tight-head prop, is out for a “minor calf injury,” according to Leinster.
Jordan Larmour has been sidelined for five months with a hamstring injury, which is more encouraging.
The 27-year-old wing has only made five appearances this year, the most of which was against Munster on December 27. He has 32 caps for Ireland.
Furlong has also had a campaign that was hampered by injuries. The 32-year-old has only made eight Leinster appearances as a substitute while suffering from calf and hamstring issues.
He was named in Andy Farrell’s British and Irish Lions squad earlier this month despite not having much game time.
Furlong started both New Zealand and South Africa’s 2017 and 2021 Lions series matches.
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Source: BBC
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