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Successive derby wins have boosted morale but Munster still have work to do. By Garry Doyle Monday 10 May 2021, 6:45 AM Mon 6:45 AM 7,985 Views 10 Comments
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IT WAS APPROACHING 11pm on Friday when Johann van Graan sat in front of a screen to speak to us on zoom. Night had fallen yet shadows were lifting.
From the moment he arrived into this Munster job way back at the tail end of 2017, van Graan has been repeatedly reminded of two things. First, what went on here in the noughties, when Munster won two Heineken Cups; second, what is still going on at the neighbour’s gaff, where Leinster are the Pro14’s dominant force.
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Jono Gibbes was Cullen’s forwards coach in Leinster for six happy years. By Murray Kinsella Thursday 29 Apr 2021, 8:40 AM 4 hours ago 15,311 Views 14 Comments
Jono Gibbes and Leo Cullen in 2009.
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Image: Billy Stickland/INPHO
WHILE MOST OF the chat this week ahead of Leinster’s clash with La Rochelle has been around Ronan O’Gara, it is also the latest challenge for another excellent Irish coach.
Leo Cullen is a year younger than O’Gara but already has an impressive list of honours to his name as a head coach – a Champions Cup title, four Pro14 trophies, and a Pro14 coach of the season award.
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Ronan O Gara will return to Irish shores when it suits him to do so and not a moment before, according to Donal Lenihan.
The former Ireland international retired from playing in 2013 and moved straight into coaching, taking up a position with Racing 92 until 2017.
He subsequently spent two years at Crusaders in New Zealand and now finds himself in the head coach role at La Rochelle.
There has been a widespread expectation that the ex-Munster out-half would one day return home to coach the side he won two Heineken Cups with as a player, before, further down the line, being involved in the national set-up.
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