Jack Crowley signs new two-year deal to stay at Munster

Cork native Crowley has decided to stay with his home province.

HAPPY DAYS: Jack Crowley of Munster after the Investec Champions Cup Round of 16 match between La Rochelle and Munster at Stade Marcel Deflandre in La Rochelle, France. Pic: Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

Jack Crowley will remain a Munster player until at least 2027 following Wednesday’s announcement of a two-year contract extension in a joint statement from the province and the IRFU.

The 25-year-old fly-half has been in excellent form for Munster since the Six Nations campaign, when his Ireland future was called into question, from outside the camp at least, after the elevation of younger Leinster rival Sam Prendergast to the number 10 Test jersey for the first four rounds of the championship.