It doesn’t seem so long ago he took part in the miracle comeback in Paris in 2000. It is crazy to think the greatest Irish sportsman is finally hanging up his boots.

With the chance of one last piece of silverware tomorrow in the PRO12 Final against Glasgow, it couldn’t have been set up any better for him to say goodbye.

All rugby fans from across the globe can appreciate what O’Driscoll has achieved over the years and the moments of brilliance he has produced time and time again.

From RBP, we salute you Brian!

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Brian O’Driscoll has revealed that he hopes to return to Leinster in a coaching capacity after he hangs up his boots at the end of this season.
O’Driscoll will bring a long and distinguished career with Leinster to an end this month but in a press conference ahead of Saturday’s Rabodirect Pro12 clash with Edinburgh, he confirmed that he’s interested in a coaching role with the province.
“I have had a few discussions about some involvement in the club and I hope that would be possible because it’s a huge passion of mine,” he said.
“From my point of view it would be nice to have involvement of some sort. Nothing has been formally discussed – it has been briefly mentioned.
“From my end all I can say is, that if I felt as though I could add value in some capacity to the club, I would love to and I’d be honoured to be still involved.
“I want to break away from the day-to-day scheduling but I would love to be able to come in on my terms and help out if it was needed” – Brian O’Driscoll
“A complete break would be hard. I want to break away from the day-to-day scheduling but I would love to be able to come in on my terms and help out if it was needed.”
Even if O’Driscoll does not return to the Leinster set-up in one way or another, he insists that he will always be a supporter of the province and added: “I’ll always want Leinster to do well, it’s a passion of mine.
“It’s been a part of my whole adult life and I’ll always be a Leinster supporter whether I have an involvement or not.
“I’ll always shout at the telly when they’re playing and I’ll always want them to do well.”

Article courtesy of RTÉ.ie

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