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06 Sept 2025
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THERE was contrasting injury update news this Monday for two Munster wingers ahead of Ireland's 6 Nations Championship opener with Scotland in Murrayfield on Saturday.
While Keith Earls is expected to be for the 6 Nations opening weekend clash in Edinburgh, his Munster team mate Andrew Conway has been ruled out of the game.
Uncapped Munster back Conway has been ruled out with a groin injury.
Ireland head coach Joe Schmidt is expected to otherwise have a clean bill of health for Saturday’s game which kicks-off at 2.25pm.
Ireland team manager Paul Dean reported that 54-cap winger Earls trained last week, but was ‘managed’ due to a ri injury. However, the Limerickman is now fully fit for selection.
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