Peter Clohessy was the most inspirational and controversial figure ever to represent Ireland on a rugby field in modern times.In his 15 years with Munster, and a memorable decade in green, Clohessy was known simply as The Claw - he was an enforcer and a leader, a man who refused to shirk in the face of even the most insurmountable odds.The Claw is known as the toughest and the most ruthless figure ever to play for Ireland. He is doubly remembered as the first international player to be banned from the game by video evidence causing an International media circus.But The Claw did not walk away from the game he loved. Peter Clohessy returned, and before he retired in 2002 he had forged a brilliant career that made him a true living legend on Munster and Irish teams, and he received the greatest honour in the game by being selected for The British and Irish Lions.The Claw was respected and loved by rugby fans and coaches throughout the world. Now, the story of Peter Clohessy's incredible career has been told in a unique way through the writing of his wife, Anna Gibson-Steel.Anna presents the boy she first met at 14, and the man she has known and loved all her life.A Life with Claw is a book which will shock and surprise, will endear readers, and make everyone smile and wonder again about a time when Peter Clohessy was labelled the most dangerous man in Irish sport.