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Thomas Ahern picked up a hamstring injury against Ulster
MUNSTER Rugby has issured a squad injury update in the wake of last Friday night's disappointing United Rugby Championship quarter-final defeat to Ulster at Kingspan Stadium.
Munster confirmed that scrum-half Conor Murray was removed after failing a HIA against Ulster and will follow the return-to-play protocols.
Hooker Diarmuid Barron was removed with an elbow injury and will undergo an MRI to assess the extent of his injury.
Second-row Thomas Ahern left the game with a hamstring injury and will also undergo an MRI.
Meanwhile, Liam Coombes injured his toe during the Munster A/Development game v Ireland U20s in Dublin last Friday and will undergo a scan to assess extent of injury.
Back-row Jack O’Donoghue was unavailable last week with a back injury but this is expected to be a short-term injury.
Continuing to rehab: Dave Kilcoyne (neck), RG Snyman (knee) John Hodnett (knee), Jack Daly (knee).
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