PAUL O’CONNELL TOOK a full-blooded part in Munster training at CIT this afternoon if the photos from Cork are anything to go by. The Ireland captain is never anything less than full-on in his commitment, and looked to enjoy a bit of mauling practice.
New South African signing Gerhard van den Heever may make his debut for the province on Friday night away to the Dragons and also trained with the squad earlier today. Here are some of the best shots:
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SLIDESHOW: Paul O’Connell back at work with Munster
SLIDESHOW: Paul O’Connell back at work with Munster
PAUL O’CONNELL TOOK a full-blooded part in Munster training at CIT this afternoon if the photos from Cork are anything to go by. The Ireland captain is never anything less than full-on in his commitment, and looked to enjoy a bit of mauling practice.
New South African signing Gerhard van den Heever may make his debut for the province on Friday night away to the Dragons and also trained with the squad earlier today. Here are some of the best shots:
Munster's forwards limber up.
O'Connell enjoyed rejoining his province.
Gerhard Van Den Heever was under the microscope.
Keith Earls explains how Munster like to attack.
Happy to be back.
James Coughlan was part of Ireland's training squad this month.
Earls and James Downey take a breather.
Tommy O'Donnell working back towards full fitness.
Stephen Archer will win his 60th cap on Friday night.
CJ Stander calls his pack in for a word.
Coughlan gets competitive in the tight.
Ian Keatley looking fresh after missing the Cardiff game.
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