Out of the ordinary

It may take years to grasp the enormity of what has been achieved, but those closest to the Munster rugby phenomenon are determined that this is only the beginning. Munster’s John Kelly reflects on their Heineken Cup high and the journey of discovery that brought them there.

GIGGLING AT WOODY ...

YOU NEVER quite grasp the value of experience until you get to put it to good use. Last Saturday afternoon, walking the pitch with Ian Dowling, I suggested he prepare to have his senses violated to such an extent that it could leave him disorientated. The noise at the Millennium Stadium would be so loud, that he would lose the ability to communicate verbally with the player next to him.

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