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Robbie Henshaw is named in Leo Cullen’s starting XV for his first game since being called into the British and Irish Lions squad.
Glennon has transferred from the county he won an All-Ireland medal with in 2017.
The provinces have unveiled their selections for tomorrow’s Rainbow Cup fixture at the Sportsground.
Adrian Mullen will captain Kilkenny for the first time.
Meanwhile, La Rochelle’s leading halfbacks are fit to start.
Munster named a strong side for tomorrow’s game.
Stacey Flood, Amee-Leigh Murphy Crowe, and Brittany Hogan will make their first Test starts.
Both provinces have named strong teams for the Rainbow Cup opener.
Adam Griggs has kept faith with the same starting XV which beat Wales 45-0.
Leo Cullen’s men didn’t play last weekend after their clash with Toulon was cancelled.
The sides meet at Thomond Park tomorrow afternoon.
Star men Iain Henderson and Marcell Coetzee are missing from the match day squad but Quins have rested nine key players including Joe Marler and Danny Care.
Leo Cullen makes four changes to his XV, with James Lowe, Tadhg Furlong and Ryan Baird also starting.
Shane Duffy, Shane Long, Robbie Brady and James McClean are among those recalled to the starting XI.
Stephen Kenny has made three changes for tonight’s game.
Johnny Sexton and Tadhg Furlong will be on the bench for Leo Cullen’s side.
The Glasgow Warriors number eight has sustained an ankle injury.
The Laois native missed his side’s opening round defeat to Adelaide last weekend.
Jeff Hendrick also misses out as Stephen Kenny trusts youth in Belgrade.
The Six Nations will finally be decided by Friday night’s postponed game.
Stephen Kenny has also confirmed that Mark Travers will start in goal tomorrow night.
Andy Friend has rejigged his team for the visit to Scarlets.
Bundee Aki, Jack Conan, Dave Kilcoyne, and Josh van der Flier all start.
The 21-year-old has been included in the starting XV to play Zebre.
Head coach Leo Cullen has opted for a number of new combinations in his team.
Dan McFarland has named a much-changed side for tomorrow night’s clash in Cardiff.
The Sportsground hosts tomorrow night’s action.
Cian Healy, Rob Herring, and Keith Earls have returned to the starting XV, with Conor Murray on the bench.
Meanwhile, Seán O’Brien and Tim Corkery are in line to make their debuts from the substitutes’ bench.
The Wales head coach has made two changes to his starting team for Saturday’s game.
Leo Cullen’s men face Ulster on Saturday night.
Bundee Aki, Ultan Dillane and Dave Heffernan have been picked to take on Munster in the Pro14 tomorrow evening.
Johann van Graan has made eight changes for tomorrow night’s vital game at Thomond Park.
20-year-old academy back row Alex Soroka has been included on the bench for Sunday’s game.
The 25-year-old has been named on the bench for the clash with Cardiff Blues.
However, Marcell Coetzee has been ruled out for Dan McFarland’s side.
Meanwhile, second row Oisin Dowling gets his first start.
Wayne Pivac has also named his side, with George North set to make a 100th appearance for his country.
Tadhg Furlong will make his first Test start in a year against Italy on Saturday.
Bundee Aki, Ultan Dillane and Dave Heffernan are all back for Saturday’s fixture at the Sportsground.