First-time captain Beirne expects high-tempo Japan duel

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Tadhg Beirne says he is looking forward to a "special, special moment" when he captains Ireland for the first time in Saturday's Nations Championship game against Japan.

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First-time captain Beirne expects high-tempo Japan duel

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