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Teammates Peter O'Mahony and Keith Earls spotted taking a unusual mode of transport around French town
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 hilarious image has been viewed by thousands of fans with one comment on Twitter from the BKT URC account reading "POV: When you are late for training..."
When you are late for training…
— BKT United Rugby Championship (URC) (@URCOfficial) September 20, 2023
Keith Earls & Peter O’Mahony taking in the Parisian sights #BKTURC #URC | #RugbyWorldCup2023 #IRE #RSAvIRE pic.twitter.com/y67HLkcNdE
Peter O'Mahony's wife Jessica has had her say on the photo stating on her Instagram stories "Pete genuinely promised me that his white crocs would only be used inside... and would never meet the public eye..."
Not only has his crocs left the team hotel they now have been spotted cruising down the Parisian streets with Earlsy in tow.
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