JAMISON GIBSON-PARK, Vakh Abdaladze and Cian Healy have signed new contracts with Leinster.
The province announced the extensions – the terms of which have not been disclosed – via social media this afternoon.
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Gibson-Park, who’s currently on Six Nations duty with Ireland, has made 108 Leinster appearances since his arrival in 2016.
The 29-year-old New Zealand-born scrum-half has won four league titles and a Champions Cup, as well as making his international debut against Italy in October 2020.
Abdaladze made his Leinster debut in 2017 and got his first taste of European action in last month’s 64-7 win over Bath.
The Georgian-born prop, who’s now 26, represented Ireland at U20 level.
34-year-old prop Healy has made 241 Leinster appearances in total.
His honours include four Champions Cup titles and seven league titles since making his debut for the province in 2007.
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Leinster announce new contracts for Gibson-Park, Abdaladze and Healy
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JAMISON GIBSON-PARK, Vakh Abdaladze and Cian Healy have signed new contracts with Leinster.
The province announced the extensions – the terms of which have not been disclosed – via social media this afternoon.
Gibson-Park, who’s currently on Six Nations duty with Ireland, has made 108 Leinster appearances since his arrival in 2016.
The 29-year-old New Zealand-born scrum-half has won four league titles and a Champions Cup, as well as making his international debut against Italy in October 2020.
Abdaladze made his Leinster debut in 2017 and got his first taste of European action in last month’s 64-7 win over Bath.
The Georgian-born prop, who’s now 26, represented Ireland at U20 level.
34-year-old prop Healy has made 241 Leinster appearances in total.
His honours include four Champions Cup titles and seven league titles since making his debut for the province in 2007.
Additional reporting by Paul Fennessy
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