Munster Rugby confident over financial future despite €1million cashflow deficit

The accounts were reported to Munster Branch delegates at their Annual General Meeting in Cashel RFC, home club of incoming president Peter Silke, on Tuesday.

IN THE RED: Munster general manager Ian Costello. Pic: ©INPHO/Laszlo Geczo.

Munster Rugby’s €1million cashflow deficit for 2024-25, announced on Tuesday night, looks set to be repeated in accounts for 25-26 but there appears to be confidence that ongoing efficiencies and robust commercial revenues will return the province to an annual surplus in the seasons which follow.

The accounts reported to Munster Branch delegates at their Annual General Meeting in Cashel RFC, home club of incoming president Peter Silke, were for the season before last, when Graham Rowntree departed as head coach at the end of October 2024.