Changing Schmidt's mind, and why rugby players still find it difficult to talk openly
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Jamie Hagan has had a remarkable career that has taken him from Balbriggan to Leinster to Connacht to Melbourne to Béziers, with an Ireland cap in there too. Jamie joins Eoin Toolan and Murray Kinsella and speaks with disarming honesty about on his unique journey through the game.
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