<text>  Fit-again Ulster lock Dan Tuohy has been called into a 36-man wider training squad for Irelands drive towards the RBS 6 Nations Grand Slam. The 29-year-old has missed Irelands entire Six Nations campaign so far after damaging thumb ligaments in January. The nine-cap second row has not featured in Test action since February 2014, his Six Nations cut short and autumn internationals wiped out after twice breaking his arm. Dan Tuohy has been called into the training squad for Irelands drive towards the Six Nations Grand Slam . Irelands head coach Joe Schmidt shouts instructions to his players during a training session . Ireland were hugely impressive as they beat England 19-9 in their previous Six Nations encounter . Tuohy trudged out of Irelands 26-3 Six Nations victory over Wales in Dublin last year, suffering his first arm fracture just nine minutes after joining the second-half fray. The former Gloucester and Exeter tight-five forward missed out as Ireland clinched the 2014 Six Nations title, before being ruled out of the autumn Tests after suffering another broken arm. The luckless lock is back fit and firing again however, and will be keen to make an impression as Ireland gear up to face Wales in Cardiff on Saturday. Tuohy will find it tough going to break the match day 23 for the Millennium Stadium clash, with captain Paul OConnell and Devin Toner inked in to start, with Iain Henderson impressing from the bench. Forwards: . M Bent Leinster, R Best Ulster, S Cronin, T Furlong, C Healy, J Heaslip all Leinster, I Henderson Ulster, M McCarthy, J McGrath, M Moore, J Murphy, S OBrien all Leinster, P OConnell, T ODonnell, P OMahony all Munster, M Ross, D Ryan, R Strauss, D Toner all Leinster, D Tuohy Ulster. Backs: . I Boss Leinster, T Bowe, D Cave both Ulster, K Earls Munster, L Fitzgerald Leinster, R Henshaw Connacht, F Jones Munster, D Kearney, R Kearney both Leinster, I Keatley Munster, I Madigan Leinster, C Murray Munster, J Payne Ulster, E Reddan Leinster, J Sexton Racing Metro, S Zebo Munster. 