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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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New Inn's Diarmuid Barron will be hoping to help Munster to URC success in Cape Town on Saturday next.
Best wishes to the Munster squad and the two Tipperary players involved when they travel to Cape Town, South Africa for the URC final this week.
Everyone in New Inn and surrounding parishes will be shouting their heads off for local hooker Diarmuid Barron, while all Nenagh-side will be keeping an eye out for their own Ben Healy.
Munster are up against Stormers in the United Rugby Championship Final at 5.30pm (Irish time) and the game can be viewed live on TG4.
After the heroics of defeating Leinster in the semi-final at the Aviva, Munster will be hoping to round of the season with their first silverware in years but have a huge task ahead of them against a very strong Stormers XV. Munster will be hoping to repeat their recent success against their opponents when they met in South Africa some weeks back.
We wish Diarmuid and Ben every success.
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