Ireland defeated Fiji 43-15 in a Nations Championship match at Aviva Stadium, with O'Brien and Baloucoune leading the charge, Reuters reports.
The Irish team scored 26 unanswered points in the second half to secure the win, showcasing strong defensive and offensive plays, per bozemandailychronicle.com.
In a separate development, Irish police discovered and disarmed an explosive device near where world leaders dined ahead of an EU summit, according to Reuters and lemonde.fr.
The device was found on the day of the summit, prompting heightened security measures across Dublin, as noted by multiple news outlets.
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