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Ollie Worth slotted over the winning kick for Ireland in Scotland
Letterkenny youngster Ollie Worth marked a memorable milestone in his rugby journey by making his international debut for the Ireland U-18 Clubs & Schools side in their clash with Scotland on Sunday.
The talented outhalf, son of Letterkenny couple Jeremy and Lucia Worth, previously came through the ranks at Letterkenny Rugby Club before continuing his development at Clongowes Wood College in Kildare.
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Rugby talent is firmly rooted in the Worth family, with Ollie’s older brother Charlie having already lined out on the international stage with Ireland’s Sevens squad.
Named among the replacements for today’s encounter, Ollie made a decisive impact when introduced, slotting over the match-winning kick as Ireland edged a thrilling 34-33 victory.
It proved to be a dream debut for the promising Donegal player, who continues to make strides in his budding rugby career.
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