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Munster Rugby take on the Ospreys in Swansea

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Munster Rugby Head Coach Johann van Graan and scrum-half Craig Casey spoke to the media remotely from the High Performance Centre this week ahead of our clash with Ospreys in Swansea on Saturday (7.35pm). Tickets are now on sale for Munster Rugby’s next four home games at Thomond Park, which includes Interpro derbies against Leinster […] https://thedailyrugby.com/munster-rugby-take-on-the-ospreys-in-swansea/

Munster Rugby take on the Ospreys in Swansea

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Munster Rugby Head Coach Johann van Graan and scrum-half Craig Casey spoke to the media remotely from the High Performance Centre this week ahead of our clash with Ospreys in Swansea on Saturday (7.35pm). Tickets are now on sale for Munster Rugby’s next four home games at Thomond Park, which includes Interpro derbies against Leinster and Ulster along with Champions Cup Pool games against Castres Olympique and Wasps. How to watch Munster vs Ospreys The match is on at Swansea on Saturday at 7:35pm. It’s on RTÉ 1 from 7pm and on Premier Sports 2 from 7:25pm. The match is also being streamed on  URC TV , a paid subscription service where you can watch any URC match on demand. Here’s everything you need to know ahead of the game: When and where is it on? It’s on tonight in Swansea with the action due to get underway at 7:35 pm. What TV channel is it on and can I stream it? Thankfully this one is on free-to-air as RTE Two will have it from 7. The game is live on on URC TV ( su...

The Ulster fullback’s misfortune was discussed on The42 Rugby Weekly Extra.

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THERE WERE MORE signs of his attacking skills on Friday night but then Will Addison was cut down in luckless fashion again. The Ulster fullback was in clear agony before being stretchered off following a very unfortunate incident in which his planted leg was hit by a Lions player swinging out of a tackle on […] https://thedailyrugby.com/the-ulster-fullbacks-misfortune-was-discussed-on-the42-rugby-weekly-extra/

The Ulster fullback’s misfortune was discussed on The42 Rugby Weekly Extra.

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THERE WERE MORE signs of his attacking skills on Friday night but then Will Addison was cut down in luckless fashion again. The Ulster fullback was in clear agony before being stretchered off following a very unfortunate incident in which his planted leg was hit by a Lions player swinging out of a tackle on one of Addison’s Ulster team-mates. The 29-year-old played just three times last season due to back and hamstring issues and is now facing another spell on the sidelines, as discussed on today’s episode of  The42 Rugby Weekly Extra –  an analysis podcast available to members of The42 every Monday. Eoin Toolan and Murray Kinsella spoke about the signs of quality that five-times-capped Ireland international Addison had shown on Friday before his injury, noting how his skillset could have added to Andy Farrell’s squad. Murray:  “Unfortunately, Ireland’s November squad is not going to include Will Addison. Looks like a leg break, it was a horrific impact and incredibl...

England’s extended 45-player squad for a brief training camp to be held next week

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Louis Lynagh, whose father Michael captained the Wallabies, has been named in England’s extended 45-player squad for a brief training camp to be held next week. The 20-year-old outside back, who was born in Italy but grew up in England, plays for Harlequins in the English premiership. Michael Lynagh is regarded as one of the […] https://thedailyrugby.com/englands-extended-45-player-squad-for-a-brief-training-camp-to-be-held-next-week/

England’s extended 45-player squad for a brief training camp to be held next week

Louis Lynagh, whose father Michael captained the Wallabies, has been named in England’s extended 45-player squad for a brief training camp to be held next week. The 20-year-old outside back, who was born in Italy but grew up in England, plays for Harlequins in the English premiership. Michael Lynagh is regarded as one of the greats of Australian rugby. He played 72 Tests during his decorated international career, which was highlighted by winning the 1991 Rugby World Cup. Michael Lynagh was also a member of the Wallabies squads that completed the Grand Slam in 1984 and won the 1986 Bledisloe Cup series in New Zealand. Louis Lynagh is eligible to play Test rugby for England, Australia and Italy. While his selection does not guarantee he will represent England at the Test level in the future, it does show he is in the sights of its Australia-born coach Eddie Jones. The training camp in London is being used to help prepare England for its November Tests at home against the Wallabie...