Munster Rugby v Harlequins Match Programme
Heineken Champions Cup Round 1 | A new European adventure begins in a new look Heineken Champions Cup and we take a look at today's opposition, Harlequins, and their form coming into the opening game. We get the inside track from Mike Haley, take a look at Munster's season so far and cover the latest rugby news from across the province including Clonakilty RFC's commitment to inclusivity.
Heineken Champions Cup Round 1 | A new European adventure begins in a new look Heineken Champions Cup and we take a look at today's opposition, Harlequins, and their form coming into the opening game.
We get the inside track from Mike Haley, take a look at Munster's season so far and cover the latest rugby news from across the province including Clonakilty RFC's commitment to inclusivity.
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Muskerry RFC<br />
#<strong>Munster</strong>StartsHere<br />
RUGBY DEVELOPMENT NEWS<br />
MUSKERRY RFC PLAYERS HELP ST.<br />
VINCENT DE PAUL<br />
Although rugby may be on hold for the moment<br />
that does not mean the players from Muskerry<br />
RFC have not been busy. On recent Friday<br />
evenings, players from the club’s Junior 1<br />
and Junior 2 squads have given up their time<br />
to help the St. Vincent de Paul charity. The<br />
masked and socially distanced squads, led by<br />
club captain Joe Tracey, have donated the time<br />
they would have spent training this month to<br />
pack Christmas food hampers for families in<br />
need. They even chose to skip watching the<br />
recent Ireland v Wales game to keep up the<br />
momentum. Kate Durrant from the St. Vincent<br />
de Paul said, “We could not do it without help<br />
from voluntary groups like Muskerry RFC.”<br />
minis and youth players. With COVID-19 Health<br />
& Safety Plans in place, clubs and schools can<br />
work within government guidelines to continue<br />
as a hub for physical and mental well-being for<br />
school-aged children. Non-contact sessions can<br />
be run within a pod of 15 including coaches and<br />
COVID-19 Club Compliance officers. The last<br />
number of weeks saw our staff working closely<br />
with clubs and schools among them including<br />
Ursuline Secondary School in Thurles, Nenagh<br />
Ormond RFC, St. Munchin’s College in Limerick,<br />
Villiers School in Limerick, Mallow RFC, Thurles<br />
RFC, Richmond RFC, Glenstal Abbey School,<br />
Bandon Grammar, Ballina Killaloe RFC, Midleton<br />
RFC, Mallow Convent National School, St.<br />
Finbarr’s National School in Bantry, Carrigaline<br />
RUGBY DEVELOPMENT WORK<br />
CONTINUES<br />
<strong>Munster</strong> <strong>Rugby</strong> Development Staff were busy<br />
throughout last month as they continued to<br />
work with clubs and schools by hosting noncontact<br />
development games and activities for<br />
St. Munchins Junior Cup players<br />
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