Munster A started the Interprovincial Series with a 26-all draw away to Leinster A at Ollie Campbell Park on Saturday. It was a remarkable comeback from 26-0 down with tries from Shay McCarthy (two), Luke Murphy and Kamil Nowak as Tony Butler kicked three conversions.
Munster put in a superb performance on a windy October evening in Dublin to secure a 14-31 bonus-point win over Leinster at Croke Park. First half tries from Brian Gleeson, Tom Farrell and Ethan Coughlan which were all converted by Jack Crowley set Munster on their way to a famous win.
Rugby is one of the hardest sports to train for because you need everything. You have to be strong enough to hit, powerful enough to sprint, fast enough to chase, and fit enough to do it all again a minute later.
The Munster squad have started preparations at the HPC ahead of Saturday’s huge Interpro derby against Connacht at Thomond Park. The game kicks off at 7.45pm with tickets available here. There is good...
Harrogate would be looking forward to welcoming the Woldsmen this weekend. The last time Harrogate were in R1N they played both of their games at Kelleythorpe due to issues with their pitch – they won both of them.
Table toppers Pontypridd were on a mission to maintain their 100% record in the league, and did so with a hard-fought 26pts 19 victory over Gwent visitors Cross Keys, who proved to be resilient opponents throughout.
