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06 Sept 2025
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Munster Rugby has confirmed that scrum-half Craig Casey is among four of the province's players who have rejoined the Ireland Six Nations squad this week
THE Munster squad are continuing their preparations at the High Performance Centre at UL ahead of Friday night’s Guinness PRO14 clash against Cardiff Blues at the Arms Park (8pm).
The most interesting item from Munster's injury list is the absence of Joey Carbery from the injury list. The Ireland out half is set to make his first appearance of the season against Cardiff this weekend.
In player news, Craig Casey, Andrew Conway, Shane Daly and Chris Farrell rejoined the Ireland camp yesterday, Monday, having featured for Munster in Saturday night’s PRO14 victory over Edinburgh.
Liam Coombes completed his return-to-play protocols last week and is available for selection.
Continuing to rehab: Dan Goggin (hand), Matt Gallagher (shoulder), Neil Cronin (knee), RG Snyman (knee).
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