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McCloskey a doubt for Ulster's massive URC clash with the Sharks
The influential centre is still nursing a groin injury.
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The influential centre is still nursing a groin injury.
Captain Peter O’Mahony and fullback Mike Haley are also still doubts.
Leo Cullen’s men travel to face Leicester this Saturday.
Captain Peter O’Mahony is back in full training ahead of the Cardiff clash this weekend.
The southern province face into a massive URC clash in Belfast on Friday night.
There was some good news on the injury front for Andy Friend’s squad.
The 23-year-old Ulster man picked up a hamstring strain over the weekend.
Munster say Damian de Allende and Jason Jenkins are back running.
The Munster wing was injured in training at Ireland camp yesterday.
Josh van der Flier, Keith Earls, and Joey Carbery are also fully fit.
Jack Carty will be pushing for Carbery’s spot in Ireland’s matchday squad.
The openside flanker was replaced at half-time of Leinster’s win over Bath.
Jason Jenkins, Chris Cloete, and Calvin Nash are all back in team training.
The World Cup-winning Springbok ‘remains well’ following a period of self-isolation due to Covid-19.
James Ryan is set to captain the team in place of the injured Johnny Sexton.
The 23-year-old qualifies to play through his Cork-born mother.
Munster boss Johann van Graan has praised Keith Earls for his bravery.
Stephen Kenny has some selection issues ahead of tomorrow night’s World Cup qualifier.
New signing Jason Jenkins is also sidelined for the clash at Thomond Park.
The captain will miss Tuesday’s game with Serbia.
The Rotherham winger is among a few concerns for Stephen Kenny ahead of next month’s triple-header.
The Irish contingent are all fit and available to face the Springboks.
The Munster captain’s 2020/21 campaign concluded with last weekend’s win over Japan.
Eric O’Sullivan has also been ruled out of the clash with Edinburgh.
Jono Gibbes believes Leinster have the depth to deal with Sexton’s absence.
In better news, Angus Curtis has returned from his long-term injury.
The 35-year-old suffered a head injury against Exeter two weekends ago.
However, Thomas Ahern and Scott Buckley have picked up knee injuries.
Neither player has travelled with the squad to Hungary for tomorrow’s game.
The 26-year-old hasn’t played for the province since December 2019.
The South Africa international remains a doubt for this Friday’s clash with the Ospreys.
Ireland captain Johnny Sexton says he is on course to feature in Ireland’s Six Nations opener against Wales.
The Ireland captain was replaced in the second half at Thomond Park on Saturday.
The hooker has overcome a knee injury to be available for the Thomond Park clash.
Ciarán Frawley and Josh Murphy are also back for Leo Cullen’s side.
Keith Earls, Rob Herring, and Conor Murray are all set to be available too.
Sean Cronin is in a similar position after his recent thumb injury.
Ireland boss Andy Farrell already had several injury concerns ahead of the autumn campaign.
Leinster issued an injury update this afternon.
The Ireland scrum-half suffered a thigh injury a month ago against Leinster.