Munster Rugby set to bounce back to breakeven

Munster Rugby are set to bounce back to a ‘break even’ by 2023 despite impacts of €4-5m on match revenue and on turnover of up to €15m per season during Covid
Munster Rugby set to bounce back to breakeven

YOUNG GUNS: John Hodnett of Munster, right, celebrates with teammates Jack Crowley and Craig Casey. Pic: Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

Munster Rugby are set to bounce back to a ‘break even’ by 2023 despite impacts of €4-5m on match revenue and on turnover of up to €15m per season during Covid.

Chief Operating Officer Philip Quinn says that despite operating at a deficit pre-Covid and being massively impacted throughout the pandemic the province is on track to report a strong financial position.

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