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Ireland prop Cian Healy is fit for Saturday's Six Nations Grand Slam clash with England at Twickenham, the IRFU has announced.
The Leinster player appeared unsteady on his feet after a heavy clash in Ireland's 28-8 win over Scotland on Saturday that sealed a third Six Nations title in five years.
A statement on Monday read: “Cian Healy suffered a stinger-like injury to the shoulder/trapezius area.
“He experienced some discomfort on the field and received the appropriate treatment. Cian will train fully this week.”
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Ireland can secure just their third ever Grand Slam with victory over Eddie Jones’ England in London this weekend.
The statement continued: “There are the usual bumps and bruises that occur following a Test match, but the full squad of 36 players are available for selection this week.”
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