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Published 11:52 1 Apr 2017 BST
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"I get a lot of people in Limerick especially telling me about this, almost angry about it. They think people are attacking me. I just always tell them 'what can you do?' I don't mind it, so you don't have to mind it." "They look after me, I want to give something back to them and I want to give something back to Munster, the coaches, the people who put down the money for me."The best way to answer the critics, in his mind, is with performances. God knows he's been blessing both his province and country with some fine ones.
"The only way for me to do that is to play as hard as I can in the Munster and Irish jersey."

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