Munster and Exiles scrap for fly-half Warwick

A WAR of words has erupted between Munster and London Irish over the future of fly-half Paul Warwick.

Thu, 29 Jan, 2009 - 00:00

The English Premiership club claimed on Tuesday that they had signed Warwick on a three-year deal, however Munster spokesman Pat Geraghty yesterday insisted that the former Connacht back is set to remain with the province.

Geraghty, admitted Warwick had been in talks with the London outfit, but left no room for doubt last night.

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