Tuesday 1 December 2020
Declan Kidney’s side made amends for previous defeats by winning the decider on this day in 2006.
Billy Holland and Jeremy Loughman have also signed new deals with the southern province.
Ronan McCarthy’s side ran out comfortable winners on Leeside.
Last night’s impressive victory at Turner’s Cross saw Shamrock Rovers move 10 points clear at the top.
Dubliner Chris McCann was crowned an MLS champion earlier this month after Atlanta United delivered on all of the expectation.
Just over a week out from the Champions Cup semi-final, Munster showed dogged determination to beat the Cheetahs.
Peter O’Mahony and CJ Stander will pledge their future to the southern province, Jaco Taute says.
With three minutes to go, it was 3-3 but there was still time for plenty more drama.
Brian Hickey’s side will aim to add the Ulster Bank League title to their Bateman Cup victory next week.
Wexford Youths seemed set to claim all three points on Leeside thanks to Graham Doyle.
The pair share a number of striking similarities but seem destined to always compete against each other.
Cork and Waterford face off at Semple Stadium today.
The Leinster captain took time out during the Six Nations to go on a fact-finding mission in the southern hemisphere.
Paudie Kissane helped his side to a first provincial title.
The Leesiders face neighbours Kerry on Sunday.
Wales outscored Australia two tries to one but Mike Harris was the Wallabies’ hero when he landed an angled penalty late on.
