Why Ireland needs a Munster resurgence

Paul O’Connell says that the Irish rugby needs Munster to recover with Clayton McMillan while the province puts his faith in the Neozyre who restored them to greatness.

The huge dependence of national coaches in Leinster that produces high -class players has never been so obvious, and this has happened when Munster has fought for more than a decade to return to the upper level of European rugby.

And O’Connell, a Munster The legend was Frank by stating the need for all provinces to contribute to a prosperous test team.

“It is important that each province is well, play well, have a strong squad, produce players, be competitive,” he said.

Munter resurgence

“It is a great benefit to us and one of the reasons in the past we start well (in test windows), which I think is due to a great training that occurs in the provinces.”

The brief windows that Irish coaches work with their players means that they must rely on quality training at the provincial level.

‘The first time we join, we have 12 days before the first game, so we really trust what has happened in its provinces before that. It is really important for us.

“With luck for Munster, it is a good appointment, it helps them take advantage of the work they have already been doing there in recent months.”

O’Connell spoke on the day it was announced that a trio of legendary players will retire from the test game at the end of the six nations. Cian Healy and Peter O’Mahony He will resign the game completely at the end of the season, with Conor Murray moving abroad for a year.

Selection decisions

Ireland’s plans for what seems like a decisive championship against France became clearer last night with confirmation Garry Ringrose It will be out of having been suspended by your red card against Wales.

Ringrose faces a prohibition of three games, which can reduce two attending the ‘School of Range’.

That could leave him free to play against Italy in the final round, since he can also count a fixed element of Leinster URC towards his prohibition.

However, it seems doubtful that Tadhg Furlong returns, since he fights with a calf injury, while Caelan Doris was not definitively appropriate.

In other places, Felix Jones has returned to South Africa as assistant coach of Rassie Erasmus.