This Week At Munster Rugby
7th March 2022 By The Editor
A view of a line-out at Thomond Park on Saturday evening.
The Munster travelling group for the two-game tour to South Africa departed on Sunday and arrived on Monday afternoon ahead of Saturday’s United Rugby Championship clash against the Vodacom Bulls at Loftus Versfeld in Pretoria (2.05pm Irish time/4.05pm local).
See all upcoming fixture details & buy match tickets here.
Check out what’s happening across the organisation this week below.
Monday
Check out score highlights, a gallery and our post-match interview with Shane Daly after the weekend’s win over Dragons here.
The Munster squad for the South Africa tour is named with details here.
See a round-up of the weekend’s AIL and domestic action with results here.
We also take a look back at Saturday’s event that saw Munster Women’s player past and present celebrated at Thomond Park.
See our latest ticket update ahead of Benetton at Musgrave Park this month along with upcoming clashes with Leinster and Exeter Chiefs at Thomond Park in April.
Tuesday
See the upcoming fixtures in domestic rugby.
We will have a Squad Update with the latest news from camp ahead of Munster v Vodacom Bulls on Saturday afternoon.
Our weekly remote press conference will take place from Pretoria.
We have video highlights of the second Pinergy Munster Schools Senior Cup semi-final between Crescent College and Bandon Grammar.
Wednesday
Read a comprehensive match preview ahead of #MUNvBUL in ‘All You Need To Know’.
Our Press Pass video will have all the best bits from Tuesday’s Press Conference.
Musgrave Park hosts the Munster Schools Junior Cup semi-final between CBC and St Munchin’s (2pm).
Thursday
We look ahead to the upcoming domestic action across the province in the weekend preview.
We await team news from the Ireland senior men’s and U20s camps ahead of their games against England on Saturday.
Friday
The Munster team to face Vodacom Bulls will be named before noon.
Saturday
Munster face Vodacom Bulls at Loftus Versfeld in the United Rugby Championship at (2.05pm Irish time/4.05pm local).
Ireland face England at Twickenham (4.45pm).
The Ireland U20s face their English counterparts at Saracens’ StoneX Stadium (7.15pm).
