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Published 12:07 12 Oct 2015 BST
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With Le Roux doing the bulk of the heavy lifting, O'Brien is now airborne.
However, he is not done scrapping.
The French players look to have done their job as Parra seeks to spread play to his one-off runner.
No, no, no.
O'Brien manages to get a paw out and swat the ball away from the scrum-half.
Parra picks on the bounce but his runner - Yoann Maestri - has now over-stepped due to O'Brien's interruption. His pass is forward and Ireland get an attacking scrum out of it.
Conor Murray's try, minutes later, then ended the contest.
Another crucial play from O'Brien at a crucial moment.
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