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MUNSTER RUGBY HAVE issued an apology to supporters following complaints regarding the live stream service covering yesterday’s Thomond Park meeting with an All Blacks XV.
Munster Rugby would like to apologise to our supporters who experienced difficulties in accessing Saturday evening’s live stream of Munster v All Blacks XV on Access Munster.— Munster Rugby November 3, 2024 Advertisement Munster have now apologised to those supporters who did experience issues watching the game, adding that they intend to make contact with users who were affected.
“The majority of subscribers were able to watch the match without any problems, however, we deeply regret the difficulties encountered by those impacted.
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