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Leinster's Jamison Gibson-Park is tackled by Northampton Saints' Tommy Freeman during the Investec Champions Cup semi-final match at Croke Park. Photograph: Damien Eagers/PA Wiremeeting with Ospreys on Saturday might be next on Leinster’s agenda, but Gordon D’Arcy has a notion that Leo Cullen and his coaching team will still be mulling over that performance against Northampton and.
, Galway’s victory giving them a welcome boost after a difficult winter. But while “Mayo are no worse off today than they were before the weekend”, their manager Kevin McStay will be “in the doghouse with the supporters”. “You can see why – they were two points up in injury-time and lost.” Seán Moran, meanwhile, writes about how, and how that poses a stark threat to the championship’s format.
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