Fergus Slattery, a former Ireland rugby captain and back row who also played for the British and Irish Lions, dies at the age of 77. Multiple outlets report that his death is announced by his club, Blackrock College RFC. Slattery is described as having played at international level for Ireland and later being selected to represent the British and Irish Lions, reflecting his status as one of the notable players of his era. The reports do not provide additional details about the circumstances of his death, including the location or cause. They also do not outline survivors or funeral arrangements. The information that is consistent across the coverage is his age at death, his former roles with Ireland and the British and Irish Lions, and that Blackrock College RFC is the source of the announcement. The news articles focus on the fact of his passing and his rugby credentials, including his captaincy for Ireland.