Tadhg Beirne to require surgery on fractured ankle as Munster issue injury update

Munster have been counting the cost of their losses, with four Ireland internationals among those injured at Allianz Park.

Tadhg Beirne to require surgery on fractured ankle as Munster issue injury update
Mon, 16 Dec, 2019 - 18:39
Stephen Barry

Tadhg Beirne will require surgery after he suffered a fractured ankle in Munster's defeat to Saracens on Saturday.

Munster have been counting the cost of their losses, with four Ireland internationals among those injured at Allianz Park.

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