JACK O’SULLIVAN will depart Munster this summer, it has been confirmed.
The 25-year-old, who scored six tries in 35 appearances since making his debut, will depart for what the province describe as “a new playing opportunity in Japan”.
A Munster Schools Senior Cup winner with Presentation Brothers College, O’Sullivan joined his home province’s academy ahead of the 2017/18 season.
The former Ireland underage international made his Champions Cup debut as an Academy player against Ospreys at Thomond Park in January 2020.
The back-row forward subsequently joined the senior squad on a three-year contract, helping them win helping Munster win the URC title last season.
“Our thanks to Jack for his contribution to Munster Rugby & we wish him the very best with his move to Japan,” a statement added.
Led by example again the other night. Ireland’s best player by a distance despite the media obsession with McCabe, who has been poor since the World Cup. Katie could do worse than look to O’Sullivan’s example as to how to lead instead of moaning at refs, giving out to team-mates and constantly giving the ball away with silly flicks and attempts to look good. O’Sullivan does it all without the ego and dramatics, and more power to her. Great role model for young players.
@Brian M: Was there talk of her going to Man United?
I will be at it come on girls