Whether in Cork or Limerick, O'Donoghue keen to make Munster's home a hostile one 

31-year-old Jack O'Donoghue believes a European night on home turf in a must-win scenario presents a perfect opportunity for a rebound from last Saturday’s calamity, and to re-establish Munster as a horrible place for rivals to visit.
Whether in Cork or Limerick, O'Donoghue keen to make Munster's home a hostile one 

Jack O'Donoghue of Munster in action. Pic: Shauna Clinton/Sportsfile

Jack O’Donoghue captained Munster on their first trip to Páirc Uí Chaoimh two years ago when the journey to the home of Cork GAA gave him goosebumps.

The back-rower also recalls how beating South Africa A that night in November 2022 proved to be the catalyst for what would be a long-awaited URC title success seven months later. 

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