Munster host Scarlets in league opener

MUNSTER’S clash with their 2007/08 Heineken Cup pool opponents, Llanelli Scarlets, is the pick of the first round ties for next season’s Magners League.

Tue, 24 Jul, 2007 - 01:00
Edward Newman

All four Irish provinces start with home matches on the weekend of September 21-23.

Champions, Ospreys, travel to Ravenhill, a venue, which up until the second half of last season, had developed a fortress-like quality for visiting teams in the competition.

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