Ian Costello has brought Munster to the top of their Champions Cup pool.

Munster Rugby were left reeling when Graham Rowntree left my mutual consent but Ian Costello has steadied the ship.

Conor Murray has backed Ian Costello to stay on as Munster’s interim coach for the remainder of the season.

And Murray knows Costello, who stepped up when former coach Graham Rowntree was moved on, has played a major part in the club’s revival. “The show has kept going on and Cossie has done a really good job letting Prendy , Leams, Mossy continue what they're doing and he's just navigating it all. “Even if a head coach came in, we'd ask ‘can we keep the same game plan because we can't learn a new game plan in the middle of the season.’ So that would probably have to wait till the summer.”

We have summarized this news so that you can read it quickly. If you are interested in the news, you can read the full text here. Read more:

IrishMirror /  🏆 4. in İE

Ireland Latest News, Ireland Headlines

Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.

'It was about outcome tonight, us versus them' - Munster coach Ian CostelloInterim head coach fulsome of praise right across the Munster staff since taking control.
Read more »

Ian Costello praises Munster’s determination in defeat of SaracensThe impact from the bench, led by try scorer John Hodnett was significant in that end game
Read more »

Costello credits Denis Leamy for making Munster hard to beat in gritty win over SaracensEnglish side’s number eight Tom Willis said his team couldn’t get any pace on the ball
Read more »

Munster vs. Saracens: Live Updates from Champions Cup ClashMunster Rugby host Saracens in a vital Champions Cup match. Follow live updates on the match, team news, and key moments.
Read more »

Munster v Saracens LIVE stream information, score updates, start time and more from the European Champions CupMunster host their third game in the Champions Cup.
Read more »

Munster Battle Back to Defeat Saracens in Champions Cup ThrillerMunster edged out Saracens in a hard-fought Champions Cup clash at Thomond Park, recovering from an early deficit to secure a 17-12 victory. The match was a tense affair, characterized by handling errors and committed defense from both sides. Munster's Dian Bleuler and John Hodnett crossed the try line, while Jack Crowley was instrumental with his kicking and game management.
Read more »