'We would always look at and try learn from the mistakes of others' Leinster hooker James Tracy says the province are always working on ways to make the game safer. By Ciarán Kennedy Friday 19 Feb 2021, 6:30 AM Feb 19th 2021, 6:30 AM 3,209 Views 2 Comments Leinster hooker James Tracy. Image: Laszlo Geczo/INPHO IT’S BEEN HARD to get away from the topic of head injuries in rugby recently. It’s something which has unfortunately been particularly prevalent from an Irish point of view, and there seems to be a new story regarding the issue every week. Concussion symptoms ended Caelan Doris‘ Six Nations before it even started. In Ireland’s first Six Nations game, dangerous contact with the head of Wales’ Tomas Francis in Cardiff saw Peter O’Mahony sent-off and banned for three games. Johnny Sexton and James Ryan both missed the defeat to France as a result of failing return to play protocols.