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It’s a quirky ground, as Leo Cullen puts it, and strictly speaking a showjumping arena amid a thicket of Dublin 4 rugby clubs for more than a century and which has only become Leinster’s home since 2007. Yet Leinster are home again.
For a club rugby community within which many have sensed a growing disconnect with the people who run Munster Rugby in recent years, incoming chief executive Avan Lee’s background as an overseas player with Clontarf may bring comfort that one of their own will soon be in charge at the province.
Munster Rugby will mark the 10th anniversary of Anthony Foley’s passing with a series of special tributes and commemorative activities around their Champions Cup clash against Racing 92 at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh next Saturday week, October 17th.
SYDNEY, Oct 8 : Rugby union officials have launched New Zealand High Court proceedings to prevent the National Rugby League's (NRL) new Papua New Guinea-based franchise from using the "Chiefs" name in New Zealand.
Munster’s new interim chief executive Avan Lee gave a media briefing on Wednesday morning about his background, his rugby bona fides, priorities and aspirations for the province when he starts on October 21st, and why he’s returned to Ireland.
Incoming interim CEO Avan Leetarget="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer"> is set to hit the ground running when he arrives at Munster Rugby later this month with the New Zealander having already reached out to former captain Peter O’Mahony to discuss his recent criticisms of the province.
News of Munster Rugby and the IRFU's appointment of Avan Lee as the province's interim chief executive officer was announced on Wednesday.
Argentina, Uruguay, Chile and Brazil have submitted a joint bid to host the Rugby World Cup in 2035, hoping to bring the quadrennial tournament to South America for the first time, the Argentine Rugby Union (UAR) said on Monday.