He will become Irish eligible in November.
James Lowe has confirmed that he's agreed a new three-year deal with Leinster.
The province announced last week that Lowe was one of 28 players to receive a new senior contract but Leinster didn't confirm the length of the deal.
Lowe says he's excited to be staying in Dublin for another three years and the 27-year-old Kiwi will be eligible to represent Ireland in November.
Lowe went back to his native New Zealand in March after the Covid-19 pandemic stopped the season.
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