Ireland's Furlong Set for Comeback Against Argentina

Tadhg Furlong returns to the training ground potentially marking his comeback against Argentina after a hamstring injury sidelined him during Ireland's loss to the All Blacks. Meanwhile, Ulster prop Tom O'Toole is sidelined due to head injury protocols.

Tadhg Furlong, the prominent Ireland prop, is poised to make a return for Friday's clash against Argentina after his absence from last week's defeat by New Zealand. Furlong joined his teammates on the practice field on Monday, signaling a likely comeback.

A persistent hamstring injury had kept the 31-year-old tighthead prop out of the 23-13 loss to the All Blacks in Dublin. With Furlong back in training, he is now preparing to secure a spot against Argentina in Ireland's second match of the November test series.

Meanwhile, Ulster's Tom O'Toole is ruled out of the upcoming encounter after entering the 12-day return-to-play protocols due to a head injury sustained shortly after his substitution appearance last Friday, as confirmed by team officials.

(With inputs from agencies.)