O'Gara credits forwards for win over Harlequins
Munster out-half Ronan O'Gara singled out the forwards for praise after their shock win over Harlequins in the Heineken Cup quarter-final.
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Defiant Munster reach Heineken semi-finals
Ronan O'Gara kicked all the points as Munster overpowered Harlequins to book a Heineken Cup semi-final against Clermont Auvergne.
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As It Happened: Harlequins 12-18 Munster
Munster travelled to the Twickenham Stoop to take on Harlequins and left with an 18-12 win to seal their place in the Heineken Cup semi-finals.
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Ulster overpowered by Saracens in ERC quarter
Saracens beat Ulster 27-16 to book their first Heineken Cup semi-final appearance for five years.
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As it Happened: Saracens 27-16 Ulster
Relive the action as Ulster fell short against Saracens at Twickenham in the Heineken Cup quarter-final.
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Bowe returns to Ulster squad for Sarries clash
Ulster winger Tommy Bowe has been named in the matchday squad to face Saracens tomorrow.
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Aviva set for semi should Ulster progress
The venues for this season's Heineken Cup semi-finals have been confirmed, with Ulster and Munster in the mix.
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Zebo may return for Heineken Cup clash
Following excellent rehab under the care of the Munster medical and strength and conditioning team Simon Zebo is in the frame for consideration for the Heineken Cup quarter-final against Harlequins.
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Stringer to see out the season with Bath
Munster scrum-half Peter Stringer is to remain on loan with Bath for the remainder of the current season.
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Munster welcome back Zebo but lose Howlett
Simon Zebo has been passed fit to take his place in the Munster starting line-up for the Heineken Cup quarter-final clash against Harlequins.
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Leinster agree deal to sign Gopperth
Reigning European champions Leinster have announced the signing of Newcastle fly-half Jimmy Gopperth.
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L'Equipe: Sexton formally signs for Racing Metro
French newspaper L'Equipe is reporting that Ireland out-half Jonathan Sexton has formally signed with Racing Metro in a deal worth €600,000 a year.
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Ulster to face Saracens at Twickenham
Saracens have confirmed that their Heineken Cup quarter-final tie with Ulster will take place at Twickenham.
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Announcement on Sexton unlikely until April
A French rugby ban on announcing signings until April seems the likely reason for uncertainty over whether Jonathan Sexton's Racing Métro deal has gone through.
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Ward: Sexton is right to move to France
Former Ireland, Munster and Leinster star Tony Ward believes that Leinster outhalf Jonathan Sexton is right to accept Racing Métro's transfer offer and move to Paris.
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Browne: IRFU couldn't match Racing Métro's offer
IRFU chief executive Philip Browne has revealed that Irish rugby's governing body simply could not match Racing Métro's financial offer for Jonathan Sexton.
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Armitage handed a lengthy suspension
England international Delon Armitage has received an eight-week ban after being cited for a tip tackle in last weekend's Heineken Cup game between Toulon and Montpellier.
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Penney pleased with Munster performance
Munster coach Rob Penney believes his team turned in a "compelling performance" in recording a bonus-point victory over Racing Metro in their Heineken Cup Pool One clash at Thomond Park.
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Ulster, Munster and Leinster get Euro dates
The times and dates for the Heineken Cup and Amlin Cup quarter-finals have been confirmed.
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Saracens want to play Ulster tie on new pitch
Saracens are in discussion with Barnet Council over the possibility of staging their Heineken Cup quarter-final against Ulster at their new Allianz Park home.
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