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Australia-born Ireland international Lachlan Lanskey has joined Rochdale on a one-year deal for 2027 following his departure from Keighley.

Australia-born Ireland international Lachlan Lanskey has joined Rochdale Hornets on a one-year deal for the 2027 season. The back-rower makes the cross-Championship move following a three-year stint with Keighley Cougars. Lanskey, a Brisbane Broncos youth product, expressed excitement about working under head coach Gary Thornton and chairman Andy Mazey.
Lanskey has accumulated 78 appearances and scored 10 tries across all competitions in British rugby league with Whitehaven and Keighley. Internationally, he represents Ireland and recently earned his third cap during a Celtic Cup victory against Scotland.
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