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Munster Rugby v Connacht Rugby Match Programme

Guinness PRO14 Rainbow Cup Round 3 | Find out all you need to know ahead of Munster v Connacht. Check out your free copy of the official digital match programme.

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NEWSROUND<br />

RAINBOW CUP FIXTURES CONFIRMED<br />

The remaining fixtures for the Northern and Southern Rainbow Cup competitions have been put<br />

in place with kick-off times and broadcast details confirmed.<br />

Following Friday night’s fixture against <strong>Connacht</strong>,<br />

<strong>Munster</strong> will face Cardiff Blues at Thomond Park<br />

on Friday, May 28 at 7.35pm before a clash away<br />

to Zebre on Friday, June 11 (6pm Irish time).<br />

Across the remaining five rounds of action, four<br />

will see action taking place in both hemispheres<br />

as with fixtures taking place every week right<br />

through the weekend of June 12.<br />

Meanwhile the South African sides will play a<br />

total of six games across seven weeks and take<br />

a bye weekend on May 28. Supporters in Ireland<br />

and Britain can watch all the Rainbow Cup SA<br />

action on eir Sport and Premier Sports.<br />

Teams in the northern Guinness PRO14 Rainbow<br />

Cup will play a total of five games across six<br />

rounds prior to the final while teams previously<br />

scheduled to host a South African team will<br />

receive a bye week between Rounds 4 to 6.<br />

IRELAND 7S SQUADS<br />

ANNOUNCED<br />

<strong>Munster</strong>’s Amee Leigh Murphy-Crowe, Emily<br />

Lane and Deirbhile Nic a Bhaird are in action<br />

this weekend for the Ireland 7s team at the<br />

International <strong>Rugby</strong> 7s where they will go head<br />

to head with the hosts Great Britain and France.<br />

<strong>Munster</strong>’s Alex Kendellen, Conor Phillips<br />

and Jack Crowley have been selected for the<br />

Ireland Men’s 7s squad playing at the same<br />

event in St. George’s Park. The side continue<br />

their preparations for the World <strong>Rugby</strong> Sevens<br />

Repechage event and were this week drawn in<br />

Pool A alongside Samoa, Tonga, Zimbabwe and<br />

Mexico for the repechage in Monaco. The final<br />

qualifying tournament for the Olympic Games<br />

takes place on 19-20 June.<br />

Emily Lane<br />

Mike Haley and JJ Hanrahan in action<br />

against Cardiff in February<br />

IRELAND U20s CONTINUE SIX<br />

NATIONS PREPARATION<br />

Ireland U20s continue their preparation for the<br />

postponed 2021 Six Nations with a three-day<br />

camp at the IRFU’s High Performance Centre in<br />

Dublin.<br />

A group of 37 players participated in the<br />

camp as preparations for the postponed 2021<br />

Six Nations Championships begin to take<br />

shape. The coaching group of Richie Murphy,<br />

Denis Leamy, Colm Tucker and Tom Tierney<br />

oversaw five pitch sessions and off-field team<br />

organisational work.<br />

<strong>Munster</strong> players in attendance:<br />

Mark Donnelly (Garryowen FC) NTS<br />

Alan Flannery (Shannon RFC) NTS<br />

John Forde (Cork Constitution FC) <strong>Munster</strong> PTS<br />

Jack Kelleher (UCC RFC) <strong>Munster</strong> PTS<br />

Aaron Leahy (CBC) NTS<br />

Daniel Okeke (Shannon RFC) NTS<br />

Jamie Shanahan (Garryowen FC) <strong>Munster</strong> PTS<br />

Cian Whooley (UCC RFC) <strong>Munster</strong> PTS<br />

MUNSTER v CONNACHT | 14.05.21 | THOMOND PARK 15

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