Tributes continue for Munster rugby coach Greig Oliver 

He won three caps for Scotland, making one appearance in the 1987 World Cup and one in 1991, with both coming against Zimbabwe.
Tributes continue for Munster rugby coach Greig Oliver 

RIP: Elite player development officer Greig Oliver during a Munster rugby squad training session at the University of Limerick in Limerick. Pic: Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

TRIBUTES continued to flood in on Tuesday for Munster elite performance coach Greig Oliver who died in a tragic paragliding accident Monday. He was 58.

Oliver held the role of elite performance officer at the club and was in South Africa with his wife Fiona, supporting their son Jack and the rest of the Ireland squad who are currently playing in the World Rugby Under-20 Championship when the tragic accident happened.

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