Ireland’s Garry Ringrose stretchered off and given oxygen against Scotland after sickening collision in worrying scenes

IRISH star Garry Ringrose suffered a horror injury as he was forced out of their Six Nations clash with Scotland.

The horrible moment occurred at Murrayfield on Sunday.

AFPIreland’s centre Garry Ringrose is stretchered off after a horror injury against Scotland[/caption]

GettyMedics raced on to the field after his head collided with an opponent’s leg[/caption]

ReutersThe star was given oxygen but encouragingly gave a thumbs up while on the stretcher[/caption]

PAIt was a painful blow to Ringrose as he marked his 50th cap[/caption]

The 28-year-old centre attempted to stop a Scottish attack but his head sickeningly whacked off his rival’s thigh.

Then concerns were quickly raised as he flopped around to the ground, grabbing his forehead, before then going limp.

Medics raced onto the field to perform treatment on the Leinster ace as the game came to a halt.

Then, after a lengthy delay, he was stretchered off while receiving oxygen.

Ringrose did try to offer some encouragement over his condition as he exited the pitch as he raised his hand to give a thumbs up.

More to follow…

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