Wallace back in favoured position for Dragons clash

DAVID WALLACE has been moved to open side flanker for Munster’s Celtic League clash with Newport-Gwent Dragons at Musgrave Park tomorrow (8.05).

Fri, 12 Nov, 2004 - 00:00
Barry Coughlan

Wallace, who starred at number eight in the province’s 24-3 win over Ulster last weekend, will welcome a return to his favoured position as he bids for a return to the international fold.

Hooker James Blaney makes his seasonal debut in one of five changes from the Ravenhill win. Blaney replaces Jerry Flannery while Australian Tom Bowman fills in for Donncha O’Callaghan who is on international duty.

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