THE MUNSTER SIDE to face Edinburgh for Friday’s URC clash will see Dave Kilcoyne become the 12th Munster player to reach 200 caps.
He is one of four changes to the starting XV from the Glasgow defeat last week as Craig Casey, Dan Goggin, and Calvin Nash also return.
Niall Scannell returns from shoulder injury to be named in the replacements.
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Munster:
15. Mike Haley
14. Calvin Nash
13. Chris Farrell
12. Dan Goggin
11. Simon Zebo
10. Ben Healy
9. Craig Casey
1. Dave Kilcoyne
2. Diarmuid Barron
3. Stephen Archer
4. Jean Kleyn
5. Fineen Wycherley
6. Jack O’Donoghue
7. Chris Cloete
8. Gavin Coombes
Replacements: Niall Scannell, Jeremy Loughman, John Ryan, Alex Kendellen, John Hodnett, Neil Cronin, Jack Crowley, Shane Daly.
Gavan Casey is joined by Bernard Jackman and Murray Kinsella to discuss the prospect of South Africa replacing Italy in the Six Nations and reflect on Ireland’s performance in Paris, before looking ahead to the URC action this weekend.
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Kilcoyne set for 200th Munster cap as one of four changes for Edinburgh clash
THE MUNSTER SIDE to face Edinburgh for Friday’s URC clash will see Dave Kilcoyne become the 12th Munster player to reach 200 caps.
He is one of four changes to the starting XV from the Glasgow defeat last week as Craig Casey, Dan Goggin, and Calvin Nash also return.
Niall Scannell returns from shoulder injury to be named in the replacements.
Munster:
15. Mike Haley
14. Calvin Nash
13. Chris Farrell
12. Dan Goggin
11. Simon Zebo
10. Ben Healy
9. Craig Casey
1. Dave Kilcoyne
2. Diarmuid Barron
3. Stephen Archer
4. Jean Kleyn
5. Fineen Wycherley
6. Jack O’Donoghue
7. Chris Cloete
8. Gavin Coombes
Replacements: Niall Scannell, Jeremy Loughman, John Ryan, Alex Kendellen, John Hodnett, Neil Cronin, Jack Crowley, Shane Daly.
Gavan Casey is joined by Bernard Jackman and Murray Kinsella to discuss the prospect of South Africa replacing Italy in the Six Nations and reflect on Ireland’s performance in Paris, before looking ahead to the URC action this weekend.
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