S3E26: Stuart McInally Interview, R12 Recap: Leinster 22 execution, Jac Morgan, Drama in Galway, Holley's Heroes & Ellis Jenkins

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A busy, busy weekend in PRO14 land so let Andy McGeady, Sean Holley and Paul Williams guide you through.

Edinburgh and Scotland hooker Stuart McInally pops on to talk about the club, the new stadium in the Scottish capital and what its like playing for Richard Cockerill - and just how big a challenge the South Africans will pose.

Full recap of R12 including Leinster's lethal 22 efficiency
Scarlets' Jac Morgan is a man on the rise
Ulster benefit from some silky skills in the front row
Rhys Webb: Holley told you so!
Alex Wootton puts on the gas for Connacht, but refereeing calls hurt Cardiff
Munster grab vital points in Edinburgh

Cardiff Blues put together a terrific video detailing Ellis Jenkins road to recover, catch a snippet here

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