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Barron touching down under pressure from Connacht defenders
Diarmuid Barron was the toast of Munster last Saturday night as his last gasp try salvaged victory from the jaws of defeat in the United Rugby Championhip against Connacht in Thomond Park. See Video Below
The Cashel hooker was introduced in the 55th minute of the game and made a big impression throughout his time on the pitch, culminating in an excellent snipe close to the line to send the Munster faithful into raptures in the 20-18 victory.
Munster will be looking to keep their 100 percent winning start to the season and will be looking to continue that run next Saturday when they travel to Wales to take on Ospreys.
Here’s the try from Diarmuid Barron and conversion from Joey Carbery which sealed a late 20-18 win over Connacht tonight #MUNvCON #SUAF
— Munster Rugby (@Munsterrugby) October 16, 2021
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MIC Thurles hosts Climate Action Week
The MIC St Patrick’s Campus in Thurles was this awarded the Green Flag in recognition of their commitment to embracing environmentally friendly practices
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