Guinness Six Nations Ireland new stars to watch out for in 2022

After another fantastic 12 months of national and international rugby, the stage is set for the next batch of young stars to shine at the Guinness Six Nations in 2022. Six Nations Rugby Fans can buy Six Nations Tickets from our website.

A new generation of Irish players has been in the spotlight for their club and country ahead of the latest edition of Rugby's Greatest Championship.

Young Irish stars ready to make a big difference in this year championship

Michael Lowry, Mack Hansen, Kieran Treadwell, Gavin Coombes and Robert Baloucoune have all been fascinated enough to be included in Ireland's 37-man squad for the 2022 Six Nations.

We've seen young Irish stars ready to make a big difference in this year's tournament as the game gets underway.

Michael Lowry (Ulster, 0 times)

Uncapped 23-year-old Michael Lowry caused a stir after being drafted by Andy Farrell's team.

The versatile defender has been one of the top performers in the United Rugby Championship for the past 12 months and is looking to break into Farrell's starting XI during the Guinness Six Nations.

He can play as half-back or full-back, he is very fast, his pedalling ability is comparable to South African icon Cheslin Kolbe in scoring.

Mack Hansen (Connacht, 0 caps)

Mack Hansen is another limitless rising star hoping to make a splash once the tournament kicks off.

Hansen was born in Australia but qualified for Ireland through his Cork-born mother and now the winger will make his debut in the famous green shirt.

His stunning start at Connacht saw him make six attempts in eight United Rugby Championships and now he gets the chance to breakthrough on the international stage in such impressive form.

Irish fans have a lot to look forward to, with the winger currently leading the way this season with tries, clean runs and yards.

Kieran Treadwell (Ulster, 3 caps)

Returning to the international stage was a long journey for Kieran Treadwell, an age-level sensation.

Ireland's 37-man squad for the 2022 Six Nations

Under Joe Schmidt during the 2017 Summer Tour, the lock-up represented Ireland and England in three matches at the U18 and U20 levels.

He deserves another chance to impress at the international level, but this time he is a stronger, faster and more mature player.

Gavin Coombes (Munster, 2 Caps)

Powerful No. 8 Gavin Coombes is another youngster from Munster who is ready to step up, having already made his debut for Ireland against Japan in the Autumn Nations series.

His first attempt came shortly after, a 71-10 win over Team USA, but the 24-year-old cannot count on sales this time.

Hailed as one of Ireland's most exciting young talents, he won the Munster's Player of the Year award last season and the 2021 Irish Rugby Player of the Year award for young player of the year.

The Guinness Six would be the perfect opportunity for the back row forward to create its own number 8 and show exactly why it is so highly regarded.

Robert Baloucoune (Ulster, 2 caps)

Robert Baloucoune made an imposing as he started Ireland's final game against Argentina in November, but the 24-year-old winger has more to offer.

The 6-foot-5 guard has displayed impeccable defensive awareness and skill with club-level lobs, but if his forays against America taught us anything, it's that his footwork is deadly.

If the opposition defence gives Baloucoune the least space, you can expect him to light up stadiums across Europe.

At such a young age, it is clear that Baloucoune has an exciting future ahead of him. If this list is reasonable, so is Ireland under Farrell.

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