Tuesday 22 September 2020
Johann van Graan’s men scored three tries thanks to sharp finishes in the Leinster 22.
Bernard Jackman believes Munster should back their academy out-halves to support JJ Hanrahan.
JJ Hanrahan is set to resume the season as Munster’s starting out-half.
Ben Healy, Jack Crowley, and Jake Flannery will all be hoping for senior team action next season.
Calvin Nash, Rory Scannell and JJ Hanrahan also crossed in a hard-fought win for the southern province.
Johann van Graan’s men were blown away in the final 10 minutes after an even contest.
The Kerry man’s fitness is vital with Joey Carbery and Tyler Bleyendaal out injured.
JJ Hanrahan is having a strong season for Munster as the influence of Stephen Larkham shines through.
Ireland U20 playmaker Ben Healy could be the next 10 Johann van Graan turns to.
The out-half made all the difference against Benetton as he continued his excellent end-of-season form.
‘I was more worried about week-to-week stuff, ‘am I in, am I out?’ for too long and my energy was wasted.’
Munster will hope their exciting wing can make the difference away to Glasgow Warriors this evening.
The 26-year-old will be battling with Joey Carbery for the out-half slot at Munster.
Darren Sweetnam was man of the match for Johann van Graan’s team.
We went minute-by-minute as Simon Zebo waved farewell to Thomond Park.
“Getting the chance against Ulster is a big opportunity.”
“I just want to focus on Munster and it’s step by step for me.”
The South African may not be in charge for the province’s next Pro14 fixture again Zebre at the end of the month.
The Kiwi sustained a neck injury last week.
The Irish province earned a convincing win in their British and Irish Cup clash in Wales.
Munster’s director of rugby was happy to name the majority of his back-line, and hints that Tyler Bleyendaal is his first choice at out-half.
JJ Hanrahan has stepped up his recovery from a shoulder injury and Peter O’Mahony has begun his pre-season prep.
The Paris club had previously lost four European finals — two in the premier European Cup.
We round up the Irish players’ involvements in England and France last weekend.
The Ireland head coach has been in contact with the three Irishmen.
The Munster director of rugby indicated that the province is looking at a number of Irish-qualified players.
We went minute-by-minute as Leo Cullen’s men went to Franklin’s Gardens looking for a win.
Pool 4 is extremely tight as it kicks off the pivotal Champions Cup back-to-backs.
There will be heavy Irish involvement in the Championship semi-finals in England.
The lure of England and France is greater than ever before.
Injury woes and an increase in expectations shape as the biggest obstacles for this talented quartet.
Carter partners Welshman Mike Phillips in the Racing halfbacks.
Leinster’s European opponents Bath were beaten again.
The likes of Simon Zebo, Conor Murray and Keith Earls are out of contract next summer.
In Saturday’s late game, the former Munster back was central to the Saints’ narrow win.
“The old, grey water-bottle theft”
38-year-old Victor Matfield will move to the Premiership side post-World Cup.
JJ Hanrahan’s move to Northampton brings a while new Irish angle to the English league.
Scores from Eoin Griffin, Andrew Conway, Stuart McCloskey and Tiernan O’Halloran helped Ireland to a comfortable win.
Australian centre Andrew Smith’s exit has been officially announced.
