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Amy Huberman cracks cheeky joke about Brian O'Driscoll after fabulous seaside Bank Holiday getaway

AMY Huberman joked about how husband Brian O'Drsicoll "caught crabs" over their Bank Holiday weekend getaway to Wexford. The golden couple topped up their respective tans by heading to the sunny south-east where they visited the beach as well as met up with friends. Advertisement 5 Amy used this photo as inspiration for her punchline on Instagram Credit: @amy_huberman 5 The pair savoured the good weather over the long weekend Credit: @amy_huberman 5 They took in some of the county's most renowned sights while down there Credit: @amy_huberman 5 They caught up with a few pals as well as 'catching crabs' Credit: @amy_huberman Sharing a photo of The Finding Joy actor later posted a full photo album from the trip that was entitled "Flex in the Wex." Her followers approved of their itinerary as a whole. One hailed: "Lovely sunshine down in Wexico!" While Catherine recalled: "Cahore for the crabbing always great fun after mass of a summer Sunday growing up." Advertisement Read More On Irish Sport Brian will likely be basing himself in Dublin this weekend, and the Aviva Stadium to be exact, as he'll be cheering on his former club side in their URC semi-final against Glasgow Warriors. However, assistant Jacques Nienaber insists the After the Scarlets triumph, Cullen made reference to the Saints game, particularly how the Blues need to get a better handle on this latest semi-final encounter. Advertisement Most read in Rugby Union The former lock conceded: 'People were looking ahead. Everyone's looking ahead. Everyone is. Supporters, staff were trying to look too far ahead. 'So it was a real harsh lesson for us, but it's about making sure we learn from that.' 'Jack Crowley he's coming for you' jokes Peter O'Mahony's wife Jess as son practices his rugby skills But for two-time World Cup-winning coach Nienaber, The South African said: 'Maybe with Leo, but not for me. For me, it's water under the bridge. Advertisement 'Not one ounce of energy from me personally put into thinking about the Champions Cup semi-final is going to change anything — except the lessons you learn. So maybe he referenced that. 'There would definitely be stuff we could have learned and that's definitely something we can bring into that. 5 Brian, 46, was decked out in this summer outfit for their day on the beach Credit: @amy_huberman 'Maybe his angle was more that. That there's lessons that we learn in that the last knockout game that we played before last week was obviously Europe.' Advertisement Leinster have fallen at the URC penultimate hurdle in each of the last three seasons and Josh van der Flier is a doubt for their latest final quest. The 2022 World Player of the Year was withdrawn after just 30 minutes of Saturday's quarter-final. The flanker was suffering from a hamstring injury. The 32-year-old is being assessed this week before a decision is made on his availability. But Nienaber is keeping his fingers crossed the openside will be fit to face Glasgow at the Aviva Stadium. Advertisement The assistant coach said: 'We hope for clearance. He went for a scan on Sunday but I don't think they've come back yet. 'I am fingers crossed, toes crossed, everything, that he can make it. It would be nice.' Garry Ringrose (calf) and Tommy O'Brien (foot) are also set to be assessed in the coming days but both centres were back running last week and are close to returns.