A repair system for a compromised or herniated spine disc is provided. The repair system includes a spine disc patch to cover the herniation, and hooks, fasteners or the like to attach the spine disc patch to the vertebra surrounding the compromised disc. The repair system also includes an application tool to introduce and deploy the spine disc patch and spine disc patch fasteners to and on the disc herniation site. The spine disc patch is composed of a mesh, screen or the like of a biocompatible material with a perimeter, edge or side portion formed of a resilient biocompatible material. The mesh is preferably, but not necessarily, formed of a flexible but non-resilient biocompatible material. The perimeter is preferably, but not necessarily, formed of a flexible, resilient biocompatible material. In this manner, the spine disc patch may fold, bend, crumple or otherwise be deformed for introduction to the disc herniation site within an application tool, then unfold, expand, spread out, unfurl or otherwise open up at and over the disc herniation site when released from the application tool. The application tool consists of an elongate tube connected to a fixed portion of a handle with a rod, disposed for axial movement within the elongate tube. The rod is connected to a pivoting portion of the handle such that the rod axially moves within the elongate tube when the pivoting portion of the handle is moved.