Boost for Leinster as Cronin signs up for next two seasons

LEINSTER have secured the services of Ireland hooker Sean Cronin for the next two seasons.

Boost for Leinster as Cronin signs up for next two seasons
Tue, 25 Jan, 2011 - 00:00
Simon Lewis

The Heineken Cup favourites announced two big moves yesterday, the first a switch from the RDS to the AVIVA Stadium for the European quarter-final home tie against English heavyweights Leicester Tigers.

The second move was for the 24-year-old Cronin, who leaves Connacht at the end of the season and joins Leinster on a two-year deal.

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