Kyriacou resigns from his role at Munster Rugby to be with his family in England. Codling, who is the current forwards coach for Ireland women’s team, will take over the role and continue with his current position ahead of the 2025 Women’s Six Nations.
Munster Rugby announced last week that Kyriacou has decided to resign from his role as the forwards coach to rejoin his family in England. Codling , who is the current forwards coach with the Ireland women’s team, will continue to hold this position alongside his new role with Munster Rugby ahead of the 2025 Women’s Six Nations competition beginning in March. Meanwhile, Jordie Barrett is expected to arrive in Dublin this week to join his new teammates at Leinster.
Barrett previously held positions as the head coach of the Newcastle Falcons and coached the England senior men’s team, Harlequins, and Oyonnax
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