James Cronin suspended after taking banned substance due to pharmacy 'dispensing error'

The Munster prop has been suspended for one month.
James Cronin suspended after taking banned substance due to pharmacy 'dispensing error'
Munster's James Cronin in action against Racing 92. Photo: INPHO/Ryan Byrne

Munster prop James Cronin has been suspended for one month after taking a banned substance due to a pharmacy “dispensing error”.

Cronin tested positive for two steroids, prednisolone and prednisone, after playing the final half-hour of Munster’s 21-all draw with Racing 92 in Thomond Park last November. He did not have a Therapeutic Use Exemption for either product.

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