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Teammates Peter O'Mahony and Keith Earls spotted taking a unusual mode of transport around French town
MUNSTER and Irish rugby players, Peter O'Mahony and Keith Earls have been spotted in Paris taking an alternative mode of transport around the city to view the sights.
In a photo that has been widely shared on social media, it appears that Earls has exerted himself too much and is getting a lift from O'Mahony.
The teammates are well use to each other at this stage after years playing together, but still find time to continue on their Munster antics while in Irish camp.
The hilarious image has been viewed by thousands of fans with one comment on Twitter saying it is "the most Limerick thing they have ever seen."
Keith Earls getting a backy off O'Mahony while on his phone is the most Limerick thing I've seen this morning and I'm here for it. pic.twitter.com/PwydgF5RwY
— The Loose Head (@TheLooseH) September 21, 2023
Another comment on Instagram stated "Like being back in Moyross for Earlie's."
O'Mahony on the other hand is getting stick for wearing his pristine white crocs outside of the hotel, which doesn't seem to be bothering him too much as he cycles Earls around Paris.
The photo has gotten thousands of shares and comments with fans of the Irish rugby team expecting no less from the Munster duo.
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