Yesterday at 12:24 am - Ouch. Munster fell to a second heavy away defeat in the PRO14 this season as they were hammered 37-13 by Willis Halaholo and the Cardiff Blues. The hugely entertaining encounter came to life very early in the first-half, with each side grabbing two tries a piece in the opening 20 minutes at Cardiff Arms Park. Munster looked to be the better side heading into half-time, but were taken apart in the ...
Read more on Rugby LadYesterday at 10:48 pm - Munster were outclassed by a Cardiff Blues side who picked up their first win of the season with a 37-13 victory over the Irish province at the Arms Park....
Read more on RTEYesterday at 10:32 pm - Flashes of Carbery brilliance and two tries from Conway were not enough to blunt the Blues...
Read more on The 42Yesterday at 10:08 pm - The province maintained their unbeaten start to the Pro14 season in dramatic fashion....
Read more on RTEYesterday at 09:40 pm - Burns converts Speight's injury-time try as province complete latest act of escapology...
Read more on Irish TimesYesterday at 09:15 pm - Dan McFarland's men left Bloemfontein with three points after a 10-try thriller....
Read more on The 42Yesterday at 09:04 pm - The Joey Carbery show. There’s just 20 minutes gone at the time of writing in Cardiff Arms Park and we’ve already had four tries with Munster taking on Cardiff Blues in an absolute cracker. Cardiff took the lead through former Munster and Ulster number 8 Nick Williams with just seven minutes on the clock. Munster then fought back through Andrew Conway, thanks to a brilliant Chris Cloete turnov...
Read more on Rugby LadYesterday at 08:30 pm - The scrum-half starts tomorrow's Pro14 clash against Edinburgh and knows it's an important period for him....
Read more on The 42Yesterday at 08:25 pm - Munster 'A' 34 Dragons 'A' 17 Tries from Fineen Wycherley, Jeremy Loghman, John Poland and Calvin Nash, along with the precise kicking ability of Ben Healy, gave Munster 'A' a victory in their second home game in the inaugural season of the Celtic Cup, when they hosted Dragons 'A' at Irish Independent Park in Cork with an early 5.30pm kick-off. Dragons 'A' kicker Jacob Botica opened the scoring in...
Read more on Sports News IrelandYesterday at 08:25 pm - Munster 'A' 34 Dragons 'A' 17 Tries from Fineen Wycherley, Jeremy Loghman, John Poland and Calvin Nash, along with the precise kicking ability of Ben Healy, gave Munster 'A' a victory in their second home game in the inaugural season of the Celtic Cup, when they hosted Dragons 'A' at Irish Independent Park in Cork with an early 5.30pm kick-off. Dragons 'A' kicker Jacob Botica opened the scoring in...
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