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Bryan Fitzgerald, of Munster, evades the tackle of Huw Sutton, of Ospreys, during the URC fixture at Virgin Media Park in Cork this season
MUNSTER Rugby and the IRFU has confirmed this Tuesday that Limerick centre Bryan Fitzgerald has signed a three-month contract extension with the province.
Since joining Munster Rugby in the summer, Fitzgerald has represented the province four times, twice in pre-season while he lined out in the URC against Ospreys and Zebre, scoring his first Munster try in Parma.
Fitzgerald produced a number of excellent displays last season for Garryowen including scoring tries in the Bank of Ireland Munster Senior Challenge Cup final and in the Division 1B playoff final as his club were promoted to Division 1A.
The 25-year-old, who played his schools rugby with Crescent College Comprehensive and has two caps for Ireland Clubs, produced a standout performance for the AIL Select XV side who took on Munster A back in May, scoring two tries.
Fitzgerald has lined out for Garryowen in the AIL twice this season, most recently at the weekend in the Limerick club’s clash with St Mary’s College.
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