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29th January 2019
03:10pm GMT

"No I don't think so at all," Carbery told reporters when asked if his relationship with Sexton had changed. "I think everyone in this group is trying to make Ireland better and if that makes the players better, which I think competition does, then that's a winning environment so the more we push each other, [the more we] will benefit each other, and obviously benefit Ireland so nothing has changed. "The more competition that's there the better, it makes us both at the top of our game."Carbery also added that Sexton is still willing to share pointers with him despite his defection and reiterated that the squad's full focus remains on Ireland and the Six Nations.
"I don't think anyone is willing to hide anything in the camp. It's purely Ireland based. Everyone is focusing on the team."Carbery added that he'd like to start every game that he can this year but noted that the amount of time that he'll play in this year's Six Nations will entirely depend on head coach Joe Schmidt and his staff's selection.
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