The younger Humphreys has switched from Dungannon to Ballymena for next season and will immediately get a taste of action for his new club.

The 21-year-old is included in a side cobbled together by Ballymena's Director of Rugby for game to help Ireland's preparation for the summer tour to New Zealand.

The two Humphreys brothers have never squared up together in a serious match, but that could change if David decides to give his injured ankle a run-out.

Club duty

There will be a number of Ballymena players in action for the President's side including Charl Oosthuizen their new South African overseas signing.

Oosthuizen will be at full-back while Cambridge University trio Des Brett, Angus Innes and Scott Adams are three of a number of guests.

Ireland lock, however, Gary Longwell will be featuring for his club side rather than the opposition.

Leinster half-back pair of Mark McHugh and Brian O'Meara along with Connacht duo Johnny O'Connor and Colm Rigney are also included.

Shannon's centre Mossie Lawlor was also due to appear, but he picked up an ankle injury during his side's Munster Senior Cup victory over Garryowen on Saturday.

Generally, Ulster contracted players are unavailable as they have been asked to take their holidays over the next two weeks.

D'Arcy, however, is delighted at the opportunity to give his players a run-out against the cream of Irish rugby.