Conor Murray: Coronavirus shutdown could add two years to my career

Time in lockdown has solidified Conor Murray's ambitions to end his career on a high and the Munster scrum-half believes the province has now got all the ingredients to claim its first silverware since a Celtic League title in 2011.
Conor Murray: Coronavirus shutdown could add two years to my career
Sun, 14 Jun, 2020 - 18:00
Brendan O'Brien

It will take time to readjust the demands of training and then playing but Murray says he's ready. Photo: INPHO/Dan Sheridan
It will take time to readjust the demands of training and then playing but Murray says he's ready. Photo: INPHO/Dan Sheridan

Time in lockdown has solidified Conor Murray's ambitions to end his career on a high and the Munster scrum-half believes the province has now got all the ingredients to claim its first silverware since a Celtic League title in 2011.

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