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06 Sept 2025
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YOUNG Munster maintained their excellent start to the new club rugby season when scoring a convincing 54-7 victory over local rivals Cashel in Munster Conference 1 of the Community Series at Rosbrien on Saturday.
Munsters' racked up eight tries, including being awarded a penalty try, as their dominant pack proved too much for their hosts in a comprehensive bonus point win.
Gearoid Prendergast's side had opened their Community Series campaign with another bonus point win over UCC, while Munsters' have already secured their passage into the semi-finals of the Munster Senior Cup.
Following Saturday's win over Old Crescent. head coach Gearoid Prendergast spoke to Leader Sport.
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