Please join us for what is sure to be a great discussion with your peers and an enjoyable afternoon of rugby. Gordon D'Arcy, from Wexford, Ireland, is Ireland's longest-serving rugby player with an international career that spanned a'mere' 15 years and 304 days – surpassing that of the great Mike Gibson by 176 days. A stalwart of the Leinster Rugby team, he has represented Ireland on 84 occasions, winning three Triple Crowns, one Six Nations Championship and was also an integral part of the 2009 Grand Slam-winning team. As a standup Jarlath has earned tour support spots for Ardal O'Hanlon, Marc Maron and Jack Whitehall, invitations to the world's biggest comedy festivals and television appearances on the BBC, NBC and Comedy Central. As a presenter and podcaster, he has won a legion of loyal fans through the creation of his multi-award-winning global hit podcast "An Irishman Abroad".