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Aer Lingus adding Ireland's James Lowe and Mack Hansen's names to the wings of their plane | PICTURE: Aer Lingus Twitter
AER LINGUS have posted a novelty response to show their continued support for the Irish rugby team at the World Cup in France.
The airline company have put both James Lowe and Mack Hansen's second names on the wings of their plane to mimic their position on the rugby pitch.
In a post on X Aer Lingus said "Wing Check: Complete" with photos of the two wings of the plane displaying the Irish players names.
Wing Check: Complete ✅ #HomeAdvantage ☘️ pic.twitter.com/gCVCT4bpqS
— Aer Lingus (@AerLingus) October 11, 2023
Ireland play their most crucial World Cup game to date this Saturday, October 14, against the All Blacks.
It seems everyone in the country, including their travel partners, are willing the Irish team on to hopefully win their first every quarter-final.
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