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Fergus Slattery, Irish and Lions legend, passes at 77
Fergus Slattery, a legendary Irish rugby player and captain, has died at 77. He earned 61 caps for Ireland between 1970 and 1984, captained the team 18 times, and was part of the famous 1971 and 1974 Lions tours. Known for his intelligence, courage, and leadership, Slattery played a key role in Ireland's 1982 Triple Crown victory and in the Lions' undefeated tour in South Africa.
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