Ireland and Munster Rugby lock Tadhg Beirne has signed a new two-year contract extension, keeping him with both teams until 2027. Beirne has been a standout player for both Ireland and Munster, earning 58 caps for his country and making 85 appearances for his province.
IRELAND ’S TADHG BEIRNE has signed a new two-year contract extension that will see him signed up until 2027.
Advertisement Beirne has made 85 appearances for Munster since joining the province at the start of the 2018-19 season, and last November was one of four Ireland players named in the World Rugby Men’s XV Dream Team of the Year. — Irish Rugby February 13, 2025 “It is a source of great pride to represent Ireland and Munster and I am delighted to continue to do so for the foreseeable future,” said Beirne.
“Tadhg is a world-class talent whose consistent levels of performance for club and country have been of the highest standards for many years,” stated IRFU Performance Director David Humphreys.
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