Dian Bleuler is set to leave Munster as his loan deal comes to an end. DIAN Bleuler is set to leave Munster in the coming weeks after interim coach Ian Costello confirmed that the South African’s ...

Munster, helped by their 17-12 win over Saracens on Saturday, sit second in Pool 3, but there’s little breathing room between the top four. Saracens are level with Munster on 10 points ...

The stock market's tech-fueled frenzy has a few more years to run before the air comes out of investors' favorite trade. That's according to Gene Munster, a top tech analyst and a managing partner ...

The bubble in tech stocks has a few more years to run before it bursts, tech analyst Gene Munster said. The top tech analyst told BI he thinks the Nasdaq could plunge as much as 30% when the ...

Last week another Munster family was struck by tragedy overseas when 36-year-old Damien Kavanagh was found dead in his flat in Wales. Damien's body will be repatriated to Cork with the help of the ...

Munster leading by 8 thanks to a Hodnett try. Saracens cut the score to 17-12 but Thomond Park was drowned in jeers with the crowd feeling John Ryan was illegally hit in contact prior to the penalty.

Fourteen of Munster’s 17-point haul came in a five-minute spell around the hour mark, as Dian Bleuler and John Hodnett both crossed for tries, converted by Jack Crowley who had earlier laded a ...

A big moment as the first try of the game sees Munster get their noses in front! 🔴 John Hodnett then dotted down following a Crowley cross-field kick that Shane Daly put back inside.

Two Alex Lozowski penalties and another from Elliot Daly had put Sarries in control – Jack Crowley responding with a three-pointer for Munster – but the hosts scored two quick-fire tries to turn the ...

Two quickfire second-half tries saw Munster edge Saracens 17-12 to move ... Elliot Daly's penalty extended the Sarries lead but Dian Bleuler and John Hodnett struck for converted tries on the ...

Munster interim head coach Ian Costello turned to his bench, summoning Diarmuid Barron, Stephen Archer, Tom Ahern and John Hodnett on 51-minutes. Saracens outhalf Fergus Burke missed a drop goal ...