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Hooker Eoghan Clarke is swapping Munster Rugby for Premiership side Saracens
MUNSTER Rugby have confirmed that hooker Eoghan Clarke has departed the province for Saracens, joining the Premiership side on an 18-month contract.
Twenty six-year-old Clarke scored two tries in 16 appearances for the province since rejoining Munster in November 2023 after English Championship side Jersey Reds went into liquidation.
He previously spent three years in the Munster Rugby Academy from 2018 to 2021.
December 2023 saw Clarke make his Munster debut against Bayonne in the Champions Cup and he quickly followed that up with his URC debut against Leinster.
He made 14 appearances for Munster last season and played in two games this season.
A former Ireland U20s international, Eoghan joined the Munster Rugby Academy after coming up through the ranks at CBC Monkstown in Dublin.
Munster Rugby has wished Eoghan Clarke the very best for the future.
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