Reddan hopes joining Leinster will bolster international career

WASPS and Ireland scrum half Eoin Reddan, pictured, hopes his move to Leinster will aid his international career.

Since his move to the London club, Reddan won 14 caps for his country, including two appearances at the 2007 Rugby World Cup. At domestic level, the former Munster player won Powergen Cup, Heineken Cup and Guinness Premiership medals with the Premiership outfit during his four-year spell in London.

Reddan admitted: “It is tough for me leaving Wasps, I’ve thoroughly enjoyed my last four years and I can’t overstate how great a club it is. The fitness team, physio staff and back room team are top class and make it easy for you to be at your best. The coaches have helped me personally and supported me over the last four years and I would like to thank them for all their support, particularly in my decision to go home to further my international career.

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