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Published 22:05 30 Sept 2015 BST
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"It’s been a tough couple of days but getting back into camp and being around the lads again has been good." “He would have been like a father to me. He lived right around the corner from me. I would have seen him and my grandmother every single day and I have great memories of them.”Zebo returned to the squad after Tuesday's funeral, and he has paid a special tribute to his colleagues for their support over the last number of days. He has also revealed the typically Irish approach to dealing with grief,
"They were very quick in coming up to me and just saying how sorry they were and how upset I must have been." “But, you know, five minutes later they were making jokes and slagging me. They’ve just been great with helping me take my mind of it all."Zebo is likely to be handed the full-back role for Sunday's clash with Italy as ongoing concerns over Rob Kearney's fitness dog the management.
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