There’s little that I have to say. There’s little that can be said. The passing of Anthony Foley has shocked me into stillness – creating a feeling that I never knew existed. Journalists of higher calibre than I have inked their tributes to Axel, but none have managed to justify the man. The same words that … More ICON: Comments On The Passing Of Anthony Foley
The latest advancement in Munster’s rejuvenation has seen skills, defence and kicking trainer Ian Costello accept an offer as Nottingham Rugby’s head coach. South African Jacques Nienaber is expected to fill the defensive role but Munster face potentially three more departures in the coaching department as Brian Walsh (backs) and Jerry Flannery (scrum) are … More Munster Coaching Staff Latest: Costello Departs and Much More
ANTHONY FOLEY’S MEN open their European campaign in Thomond Park on the 14th of November, much to the excitement of provincial fans. However, the injury toll that has struck the backrow could leave an otherwise commanding side struggling to compete with the forthcoming competition of Stade Francais, Leicester Tigers and Benetton Treviso, whom Munster clash … More Letting Sean Dougall Go Could Come Back to Haunt Munster as Champions Cup Approaches
This year saw the development of a local legend as he grew into the head coach position of Munster rugby. Anthony Foley was named as Rob Penney’s successor last summer despite his only previous coaching experience being forwards coach for the province and head coach of the Irish Wolfhounds against the English Saxons. The Killaloe man … More Anthony Foley: Season In Review
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