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Former Bone Steeler Rory McKay will turn out for the Scottish club international side against their French counterparts at Netherdale on Friday night.

The former Glasgow pro has made a welcome return to Scottish club rugby this season after a seven year break which has seen him take in playing spells at Venezia in Italy, Manly in Australia, Waterloo and Bedford.

McKay represented the Bone Steelers in 2005 when they lifted the International Invitation plate alongside the likes of Gregor Townsend, Dave McCall and and Calum Cusiter.

The in-form Glasgow Hawks man is looking forward to representing the team made up of those deemed to be the best club rugby players currently plying their trade in the Scottish Hydro leagues.

He said: "This season when I headed back to Hawks (where he started his club career in 1997] I was just focusing on turning out for the club and helping the younger players around me. So, when I got the call from club international team manager Ian Rankin asking me if I wanted to be involved with the side I was delighted."