Christmas Mouse on track to be Leopardstown big cheese
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Munster Sport News
Munster and Leinster name teams for Stephen's Day showdown
Simon Zebo, Dave Kilcoyne and Oli Jager will all start for Munster in the URC Interpro derby against Leinster on St Stephen's Day (7.35pm, live on RTÉ2/Player). There are four personnel changes altogether and one positional switch to the side beaten 32-24 by Exeter Chiefs last week. Tighthead prop Jager makes his first start for Munster on his third appearance for the province and Dave Kilcoyne joins Jager in the front row on his first start of the campaign. Hooker Diarmuid Barron captains the side and packs down with Kilcoyne and Jager in the front row. Simon Zebo comes into the side at full-back for his second appearance of the season with Shane Daly moving to the left wing. Calvin Nash keeps his place on the right wing with the centre and half-back partnerships unchanged. Scrum-half Craig Casey and out-half Jack Crowley start together once again with Alex Nankivell and Antoine Frisch in midfield.
Graham Rowntree left frustrated by Munster collapse
Graham Rowntree cut a frustrated figure after his Munster side lost 32-24 at Exeter Chiefs on Sunday afternoon.
Champions Cup: Exeter come from behind to topple Munster
Seventeen points from Henry Slade proved the difference as Exeter defeated Munster 32-24 to register their second narrow Champions Cup victory in as many weeks.
Sunday sport: Munster face Exeter test, Liverpool take on Man United
Munster are once again going in search of their first win of this season's Investec Champions Cup this afternoon.
Munster ban fan from attending home games following incident in Bayonne clash
Munster have banned a supporter from attending home games following an incident during Saturday’s Investec Champions Cup game against Bayonne at Thomond Park.
GAA wrap: Glen the kings of Ulster, Cork's Castlehaven claim Munster title
Glen are the Ulster football champions once again.
Munster forced to share spoils as Bayonne bounce back
Munster's Champions Cup campaign began in frustrating fashion as they were held 17-17 by Bayonne at Thomond Park.