Munster Rugby v Connacht Rugby Match Programme
Guinness PRO14 Round 14 | Find out all you need to know ahead of Munster v Connacht. Read what Head Coach Johann van Graan and Billy Holland had to say in the build up to the game. We catch up on the latest team news and hear from Ireland Women's player Laura Sheehan on her development and rise from her Beara peninsula roots. Following her recent passing we remember Cara O'Sullivan and her fantastic contribution to Munster Rugby over the years.
Guinness PRO14 Round 14 | Find out all you need to know ahead of Munster v Connacht.
Read what Head Coach Johann van Graan and Billy Holland had to say in the build up to the game.
We catch up on the latest team news and hear from Ireland Women's player Laura Sheehan on her development and rise from her Beara peninsula roots.
Following her recent passing we remember Cara O'Sullivan and her fantastic contribution to Munster Rugby over the years.
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NEWSROUND<br />
Alex McHenry and Calvin Nash<br />
Jack Crowley and Jake Flannery<br />
Peter O'Mahony<br />
PLAYERS COMMIT TO MUNSTER<br />
<strong>Munster</strong> <strong>Rugby</strong> and the IRFU confirmed several<br />
player contract extensions for the province<br />
in recent week, all products of the provincial<br />
pathway.<br />
Brothers Niall and Rory Scannell, Jack<br />
O’Donoghue, Craig Casey, Shane Daly and<br />
Calvin Nash have all signed two-year extensions<br />
while Liam Coombes and Alex McHenry have<br />
put pen to paper on one-year deals.<br />
On Thursday it was announced that Peter<br />
O’Mahony has signed a two-year extension to<br />
his IRFU contract keeping him at <strong>Munster</strong> until<br />
2023.<br />
Two of the group, Shane Daly and Craig Casey,<br />
have both been capped for the first time for<br />
Ireland this season – Daly against Georgia in<br />
November and Casey against Italy last weekend.<br />
MUNSTER A WIN IN DUBLIN<br />
Tries from Cian Hurley, Jake Flannery, Jack<br />
Crowley and Alex Kendellen helped <strong>Munster</strong><br />
A to a 29-22 victory over Ulster A in Dublin<br />
last Saturday afternoon. Jack Crowley kicked<br />
two conversions while Jake Flannery added a<br />
conversion and penalty.<br />
The reduced squad of 19 featured a mix of<br />
senior, Academy and National Talent Squad<br />
members including four players that travelled<br />
to Cardiff on Friday for the province’s Guinness<br />
PRO14 encounter.<br />
Paddy Patterson, who was an unused<br />
replacement in <strong>Munster</strong>’s win against the<br />
Blues on Friday night, featured from the<br />
bench in Donnybrook while travelling extras<br />
Alex Kendellen, Diarmuid Barron and Josh<br />
Wycherley were also involved with Kendellen<br />
starting at 8.<br />
Tomorrow, <strong>Munster</strong> A travel to the Sportsground<br />
to play <strong>Connacht</strong> Eagles.<br />
MUNSTER v CONNACHT | 05.03.21 | THOMOND PARK 15
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