Sean McMahon

1 week ago | munsterrugby.ie | Sean McMahon

The Munster squad and management have begun their journey to Durban for Saturday’s URC quarter-final against the Hollywoodbets Sharks at Kings Park (5.30pm). A 32-player Munster squad will travel to South Africa while the matchday 23 will be confirmed on Friday afternoon. On the injury front, Jack Crowley, Diarmuid Barron and Niall Scannell have all been passed fit and are available for selection.

2 weeks ago | munsterrugby.ie | Sean McMahon

Munster Rugby has today confirmed that it is continuing preparations for hosting a Champions Cup pool fixture at SuperValu Páirc Ui Chaoimh in December 2025. Last Friday, the province confirmed their participation in next season’s Champions Cup after securing back-to-back bonus-point wins in recent weeks to finish 6th in the URC league table. The Club now advances to the URC quarter-final on Saturday week.

2 weeks ago | munsterrugby.ie | Sean McMahon

2025/2026 Season Memberships for the Munster Rugby Supporters Club are now on general sale. Please click here if you would like to purchase a season membership. Please see below for season membership options and for further information, please click here. 7 URC games at Thomond Park (including all three inter-pro fixtures in Limerick). 2 URC games at Virgin Media Park. 1 EPCR pool game at Thomond Park. 1 EPCR pool game at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh.

2 weeks ago | munsterrugby.ie | Sean McMahon

Munster Rugby are pleased to confirm that Conor Ryan will join the club on a one-year development contract for the 2025/26 season. The second-row currently plays with UCC RFC in the AIL and came up through the ranks of Clonakilty RFC. Ryan has featured in Munster teams already this season, making his senior debut in last summer’s preseason friendly against Bath at the Rec while he played in the midseason clash against the Leicester Tigers at Welford Road scoring a second-half try.

2 weeks ago | livefortheoutdoors.com | Sean McMahon

Haystacks is a relatively diminutive Lake District mountain that’s really big on interest and views, says our local expert Sean McMahon. Here's how to walk it on a simple but spectacular route from Buttermere. Much has been written about Haystacks, a relatively lowly Lake District fell in terms of stature, but one that is big on features and interest. The moment you clap eyes on its rough, knobbly outline is the moment you will fall in love with it.