Ronan O'Gara in line for sensational switch to Super Rugby - reports

The Corkman has been lined up for a job with the Crusaders, according to the Irish Examiner.

RONAN O’GARA IS IN line for a surprise move to southern hemisphere rugby, according to the Irish Examiner this morning.

The Corkman could swap his role at Racing 92 for an opportunity at Super Rugby side, the Canterbury Crusaders.

An IRFU source is ’99% sure’ that O’Gara will make the decision to move next season and become Scott Robertson’s assistant on a two-year deal.

O’Gara has indicated he’d love to take over as head coach at Thomond Park at some point in the future but is keen to earn experience elsewhere first.

He has a contract in the French capital until 2019.

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Sep 1st 2012, 10:57 AM

it’s on ESPN america upc channel 410

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it’s on ESPN America if you have upc it’s channel 410.

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ESPN America channel 426 on sky

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Cheers Keith

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