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Munster's updated Injury list

Last season ended with the disappointment of a semi-final loss to Glasgow but there is optimism at the start of the 2024-25 season (Photo Brendan Moran/Getty Images)

Munster’s injury list is once again filling up, this time around former junior Springbok Thaakir Abrahams finds himself facing some time on the sideline after sustaining another injury.

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Abrahams (shoulder) has had surgery this week alongside Craig Casey (knee) and Jean Kleyn (thigh), who are all ruled out for extended periods of time.

Former Chiefs Super Rugby midfielder and current Munster player Alex Nankivell will miss some time after picking up a hamstring injury last weekend against Ulster at Kingspan Stadium.

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The 28-year-old had to be substituted late in the first half, nursing a hamstring injury that he will get scans on to reveal the extent of the injury.

25-year-old Munster prop Dan Bleuler is in the process of completing his return-to-play protocols after sustaining a head injury in last weekend’s game in Belfast. 

Munster have been without Diarmuid Barron (chest), Peter O’Mahony (calf contusion) and Conor Murray (elbow), although they are all close to a return, and may be available in weeks to come.

The casualty list isn’t a pretty sight for the Munster side, who are still without ten other players who are currently rehabbing injuries.

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Still recovering from injuries:

Liam Coombes (chest), Seán O’Brien (leg), Diarmuid Kilgallen (wrist), Jeremy Loughman (hip), Josh Wycherley (neck), Mark Donnelly (ankle), Patrick Campbell (shoulder), Cian Hurley (knee), Edwin Edogbo (Achilles), Roman Salanoa (knee).

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RedWarriors 48 minutes ago
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I can read out the headlines to you in all the National Irish Papers and none were complacent. To say they were is a fabrication pure and simple. People (including you) saying that Irish media are arrogant does not actually equate to Irish media being arrogant.

Since Ireland beat NZ in the 2022 series Irish supporters have had to deal with these accusations of arrogance. Out of nowhere. If you wish the International game to grow then please dont make supporting rugby this unpleasant for emerging nations.

Lets look at the Wales match in the 6N. One Irish podcast took the piss. 99% were completely respectful to Wales a few actually doing useful research in which Irish successes could be transferrable to Wales and which couldn’t.

Ofcourse the internet lit up. Ireland were arroagant. The Telegraph did a big column on it. Their substantiation? The same off the ball piss take and some hearsay about one Irish supporter at the Ireland/Scotland RWC match.

Things were dying down when Pundit Brian O’Driscoll claimed he read the Telegraph article and thought Irish supporters needed to have a good look at themselves. Everything was about that one piss take. And so what? Every Scots and irish supporter knows that the Welsh took no prisoners taking the piss during their scores of victories over us over the years. They like a bit of fun.


Next time you want to accuse Irish of arrogance then read all the articles and make that decision. Otherwise its disingenious.

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