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Chris Moore is one of the Munster Rugby players that will be leaving the club this summer to join the English Championship after two years at the province | PICTURE: Sportsfile
Munster Rugby have confirmed that 12 players will leave the club this summer. As previously announced, Simon Zebo, Joey Carbery, Antoine Frisch, RG Snyman and Jack O’Sullivan have all completed their time at Munster.
Additionally, Chris Moore is also departing for a club in the English Championship.
Zebo retires from professional rugby after a magnificent career with Cork Constitution, Munster, Racing 92, Ireland and the British & Irish Lions.
Antoine Frisch joins Toulon after two seasons at Munster that saw him line out 41 times and score nine tries.
RG Snyman makes the move to Leinster after scoring six tries in 20 appearances since joining in 2020.
Jack O’Sullivan departs for a new playing opportunity in Japan after scoring six tries in 35 appearances having come up through the Academy.
Chris Moore is moving to a club in the English Championship after two years at the province.
Earlier this season, Andrew Conway, Neil Cronin, Keynan Knox and Academy man Daniel Okeke all completed their time at Munster.
Colm Hogan and Andrew O’Mahony also spent time at Munster on short-term contracts during the 2023/24 campaign before departing in April.
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