Friday 30 October 2020
Sport may be secondary to life’s greater challenges right now but that does not stop us yearning for the day when stadium doors re-open and communities are allowed come together again.
Two stars will appear above the crest in recognition of the province’s 2006 and ’08 triumphs.
Johann van Graan’s side face Zebre tomorrow in the Guinness Pro14.
Johann van Graan has selected JJ Hanrahan at out-half for Sunday’s clash with Racing 92.
Several of the southern province’s big hitters return for tomorrow night’s game against Ulster.
John Ryan will make his 150th appearance after being selected at the expense of Stephen Archer.
Johann van Graan’s side will look to complete a South African double in Bloemfontein tomorrow evening.
Johann van Graan’s side are in South Africa for a double-header, starting tomorrow against Southern Kings.
Rebels manager John Meyler has announced his team for Sunday’s quarter-final at Croke Park.
Johann van Graan has announced his team for tomorrow night’s clash with Cardiff Blues in Cork.
The Ireland international has been selected in Johann van Graan’s starting line-up to face Zebre.
The back-row forward is set to complete his comeback from injury in tomorrow night’s meeting with Ospreys.
The 20-year-old has pledged his future to his boyhood club.
The skipper has been given the nod for tomorrow’s game, despite picking up a rib injury against Gloucester.
Johann van Graan has made one change to the side that started last weekend’s game in Limerick.
Gloucester’s Gerbrandt Grobler has been named among the replacements for the clash with his former team.
The southern province will have the greater support for tomorrow’s semi-final against Racing 92.
Simon Zebo, Andrew Conway and Rory Scannell have also been passed fit to start against the French side.
The top two in Conference A in the Guinness Pro14 lock horns tomorrow night on Leeside.
Johann van Graan’s side face Zebre tomorrow evening.
Johann van Graan has thanked the Munster management, players, ground staff and supporters after the province booked their place in the Champions Cup quarters.
The Munster head coach said he was pleased with the way his players defended their line right until the final whistle.
Munster head coach Johann van Graan has named his team for Sunday’s game away to Leicester Tigers.
Johann van Graan’s side welcome the Premiership outfit to Thomond Park tomorrow evening.
The South African takes full control of the southern province for the first time tomorrow at Musgrave Park.
The southern province begin their Champions Cup campaign away to Castres on Sunday afternoon.
JJ Hanrahan, Chris Farrell and Keith Earls also come into the side for the trip to Lansdowne Road.
Rassie Erasmus has made one change to his team for tomorrow night’s game against the Scottish outfit.
The southern province welcome Benetton Treviso to Musgrave Park tomorrow evening.
Munster have released their projected financial results for the 2016/17 season.
Jerry Flannery, Felix Jones and Jacques Nienaber are all set to stay put.
The Munster scrum coach gave a fascinating interview on Sky Sports.
Dave Kilcoyne, Tommy O’Donnell, Rory Scannell and Andrew Conway have all been released from Ireland camp to start against Dragons.
The Rebels face Waterford tomorrow night in the Munster Hurling League in Mallow.
Keith Earls returns to the starting line-up for Munster’s Champions Cup mission in Scotland.
Early indications suggest the plane’s wingflaps may have been faulty.
Despite carrying a groin injury this week, the Ireland wing has been selected to start at Welford Road.
Conor Murray admits there has been “more of a togetherness” about Munster this season.
Rassie Erasmus has made six personnel changes to his team for tomorrow night’s game at Scotstoun Stadium.
Rassie Erasmus has named his side for tomorrow afternoon’s Guinness Pro12 meeting with Treviso.
