The Ireland prop could be facing a ban after Saturday's incident in Dublin…

Former Wales forwards coach Robin McBryde defended Tadhg Furlong's character after the Leinster and Ireland prop was cited following a United Rugby Championship match. Munster player Gavin Coombes accused Furlong of grabbing his genitals during the 37th minute of Leinster's 24-18 victory at the Aviva Stadium.
Furlong could face a suspension for Ireland's upcoming Nations Championship campaign as the incident undergoes a disciplinary review. McBryde stated he would unhesitatingly provide a character reference for Furlong while Leinster prepares for their upcoming game against Connacht.
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