A parting shot at Cup glory

Alan Gaffney will quit Irish rugby in May with a heavy heart - but, hopefully, a rich legacy. He spoke to Barry Coughlan.

Wed, 09 Mar, 2005 - 00:00

IT will be with heavy heart that Alan Gaffney packs his bags and returns to Australia, but he still hopes to leave a rich legacy behind him in Munster.

Like the Heineken Cup.

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