Quinlan: I’m far from done

ALAN QUINLAN said his 200-game Munster career was a wonderful journey and warned friend and foe that it is not over yet.

The Ireland flanker received a rapturous reception from the Thomond Park crowd before and after Munster secured another Magners League victory on Saturday night, but the accolades were of secondary importance to his desire to win.

Quinlan was barely beaten for the Man of the Match award by inspirational winger Doug Howlett, after producing a display belying his 36 years in the face of an Ospreys back row that included New Zealand legends Marty Holah and Jerry Collins.

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