Brian O'Driscoll, the Ireland skipper, got injured in Pro12 and he was off the field since then while he had an ankle injury.

In the meantime, the skipper missed a series of international matches but now he back to field with a bang and undergoing his first on-pitch training after the surgery. The coach, Declan Kidney said that he shall be completely fit to play in the Six Nations coming ahead.

The Ireland team shall play their first match on February 2 against Wales in Cardiff. The 33-year-old shall be playing in the tournament after a training session he is already under going. His return has spread the waves of positivity among the other team mates as well.

Other team members Rob Kearney and Luke Fitzgerald were also unfit from some time and were also off the field after the injuries. But Kearney is now expected to back by next week and Luke is already in. The trio shall be a big power to the team ahead of the major tournament beginning next year.

However, Tommy Bowe shall be out of the team due to a recent injury he got while playing against Northampton on Saturday. Despite the Ireland team is fit and well prepared for the Six Nation's forthcoming season.