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David Wilson is back with Tuesday’s Rugby Daily, with Peter O’Mahony reflecting on a “bizarre” end-of-season situation at Munster after the 2023 World Cup — and why, despite the business side of rugby, the province will always be “home”.
There’s also Munster team news ahead of the URC weekend, with Craig Casey and Jeremy Loughman returning, while injuries bite elsewhere. Alan Quinlan weighs in on reasons for optimism, and singles out young scrum-half Ben O’Donovan.
Plus, Beibhinn Parsons becomes Ireland Women’s record try-scorer in a 31-24 win over Japan, and the latest on Jack Willis’ Ireland eligibility talk and Leinster injury updates.
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Munster and Ireland legend Peter O’Mahony joins Eoin Sheahan live in studio to discuss his new book, ‘All In’, detailing his life in rugby, as well as how he has handled retirement.

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Dara Smith-Naughton was on hand as Ireland bounced back from last week's disappointing defeat in Tallaght Stadium against the USA with a comfortable win over Japan in the Dexcom Stadium in their second WXV match.
Firstly, hear from Dara as he gives his FT report, then hear from Head Coach Scott Bemand and Erin King, debutant Beth Buttimer and finally, Ireland's record try-scorer; Beibhinn Parsons.
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Welcome to Friday's Rugby Daily, with Cameron Hill.
Coming up, all the team news ahead of the URC finally kicking off this weekend,
and Ireland target a big response against Japan, as the WXV Global Series heads to Galway.
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Welcome to Thursday's Rugby Daily, with Cameron Hill.
Coming up, Gerry Thornley is not happy that the domestic season is only kicking off this weekend.
James Tracy's dream pick for the next Leinster head coach,
And could New Zealand Rugby scrap their Super Rugby sides to secure their financial future?
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