Craig Casey: Munster keen to right more interpro wrongs

Defeat to Ulster would confirm Munster as wooden spoonists in the interpro mini-league.
Munster players, from left, Craig Casey, Simon Zebo and Alex Nankivell celebrate with teammate Calvin Nash. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

Munster players, from left, Craig Casey, Simon Zebo and Alex Nankivell celebrate with teammate Calvin Nash. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

With a home URC play-off quarter-final just around the corner, Craig Casey sees Munster’s final league game of the campaign against Ulster as a perfect opportunity to repair both their Thomond Park and interprovincial records for the season.

The bonus-point URC win over Connacht on May 11 was Munster’s first interpro victory of the season at the fifth attempt and only their fourth win in Limerick in seven matches at Thomond Park during a 2023-24 campaign that has seen them held to a draw there by Champions Cup pool rookies Bayonne as well as lose to both Leinster in the league and Northampton Saints in Europe.

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