Saturday’s sport, which has been organized to have a good time the Irish Rugby Soccer Union [IRFU]’s one hundred and fiftieth anniversary celebrations, pits Farrell towards his predecessor Joe Schmidt, who took over as Australia boss in January.
Schmidt gained three Six Nations titles and secured a primary win over the All Blacks in six years as Eire boss after a profitable stint accountable for Leinster.
Farrell stated Schmidt “deserves all of the accolades and doubtless extra” for his “phenomenal” achievements with Eire.
“He is probably the most profitable coach in Irish rugby if you take a look at his time total in Dublin,” added Farrell.
“We have got so much to thank him about and I believe it is a good story that we get to have a good time this sport alongside him.
“I am very grateful for that chance to Joe and David Nucifora [former IRFU high performance director] for bringing me over right here.
“On prime of that, the expertise I gained beneath Joe, seeing how he does it on the within has been invaluable to me and everybody who’s been coached by him. That is a privilege.
“Teaching towards him with New Zealand, that wasn’t as excessive profile as a result of he wasn’t the top coach, but it surely was since you might see his DNA throughout that anyway.
“We have been right here earlier than a bit of bit, when he comes again to those shores it is a bit of bit totally different as a result of he needs to be celebrated for every little thing he is completed for Irish rugby.”