The second leg at the Stoop was relentlessly entertaining.

The former Ireland hooker joined the Premiership club in 2020.

Former Munster man Jerry Flannery is now in charge of the Harlequins defence.

The pair played together at Connacht at opposite ends of their respective careers.

The Premiership side have been impressed by some of the province’s young players.

Jerry Flannery is back in the professional game as lineout coach with Premiership club Harlequins.

The new Harlequins forwards coach hopes to see a stand-out emerge after Rory Best’s exit last year.

The 41-year-old left his role as forwards coach of Munster last year.

Ireland Women internationals Eimear Considine and Louise Galvin will also join presenter Tommy Bowe.

The southern province’s head coach is hopeful of securing ‘quality people’ ahead of next season.

The Ireland international has quickly become a key player for Johann van Graan’s side.

The Munster boss indicated that he wants to keep Felix Jones and Jerry Flannery on board.

Kieran Hartigan speaks to The42 about the station’s pre-match coverage of Munster’s Pro14 clash with Connacht which impressed viewers.

Munster will be without the scrum-half for a while yet, and Jerry Flannery says they need to make a statement against Ulster this weekend.

Jerry Flannery linked up with Ronan O’Gara at the Crusaders and Felix Jones spent time with the Hurricanes.

Johann van Graan is taking over a diminished Munster squad.

“It was weird with the announcement at the start of pre-season but it in no way has it affected our rugby.”

The Munster scrum coach gave a fascinating interview on Sky Sports.

Director of rugby Rassie Erasmus’ coaching team for next season has been confirmed.

The former hooker is now scrum coach at the province where he won two Heineken Cups.

The ex-hooker will come in as the province’s scrum coach while Walsh takes responsibility for the back-line.

The Sligo native believes his team can cause another Heineken Cup shock at Allianz Park on Saturday.

Stickers were placed over road signs on the street that highlighted the problem of prostitution in Limerick city centre.

The Munster hooker has taken up a role within the London club’s strength and conditioning team.

We all love a trip to Toni & Guy, to be fair.

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The Grand Slam team of 2009 are well and truly a distant memory after Ireland’s record defeat.

Munster and Ireland back-row Denis Leamy has announced his retirement at the age of 30.

“We are not the people to turn to if you can’t find your false teeth, if your sat nav is broken and you need directions … if you are looking for a dog-minder while you are on holiday.”

Once upon a time, a home semi-final for Munster meant guaranteed progress to the final four. Today Ulster arrive in Limerick with winning in mind.

Two weeks on from ending his career, Jerry Flannery spoke about what it’s like to know your time is up.

Jerry Flannery believes age and inexperience should not be a barrier to promoting Anthony Foley to the head coaching role this summer.

Connacht host Munster this evening. The sides remain miles apart in terms of ability, but is there a growing fragility in the Thomond mindset?

A cruel run of injuries has forced the Munster and Ireland hooker to retire at the age of 33.

The injured Munster hooker says that, despite Italy’s recent progress, today’s game at the Aviva will mark Declan Kidney’s first win of 2012.

Here’s what Fla had to say ahead of Sunday’s Heineken Cup match against the Scarlets in Thomond Park.

Find out what Jerry Flannery has to say about Dana, what digusting image Bernard Berrian recently conjured and which Brian O’Driscoll tweet provoked George Hook’s ire.

David Wallace and Felix Jones have been ruled out European action until the new year, while there was a surprise recall for one old favourite.