'I am excited to begin this next chapter': Limerick rugby hero takes up key business appointment


The former Munsyer Rugby player is no stranger to the world of business having previously studied Business and Risk Analysis in UL
A FORMER Munster Rugby and Ireland star has been appointed to a key role with insurance broker Gallagher Ireland.
The news was revealed by the broker with a post on social media, noting:
“We are delighted to announce the appointment of former Ireland rugby international and British and Irish Lion, Conor Murray as Development Director, a key hire tasked with driving new business opportunities and strengthening the firm’s market presence across Ireland.”
Commenting on his appointment, Conor Murray said:
“I am excited to begin this next chapter with Gallagher. My rugby career taught me the value of teamwork, preparation, accountability, and performing under pressure, qualities that translate strongly into business. I am looking forward to bringing that experience into this role to support Gallagher’s continued growth.
“What attracted me to Gallagher was its strong reputation, client-first approach, and commitment to building long-term relationships. I am excited to work with the team to identify new opportunities and contribute to the continued success of the business.”
Murray is no stranger to the world of business having studied Business and Risk Analysis in UL.
He called time on his distinguished rugby career last year.
Murray won two United Rugby Championship titles in his time with Munster which yielded 206 appearances and 37 tries for the province. On the international stage, he was selected in the World Rugby Men’s XV Team of the Decade, 2010-2019.
First capped for Ireland in 2011 with his debut showing against France, the Limerick man has also been at the heart of Ireland’s astonishing success in the years, winning five Six Nations titles, including two Grand Slams, and 125 caps for his country. He also scored 115 points for his country, including 18 tries, five penalties and five conversions.
