Ireland fly-half Crowley ruled out until new year
Munster announce that Ireland fly-half Jack Crowley is not expected to return from injury until the new year.
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"Jack Crowley is a very important player for Munster and Ireland with a big future in the game and ensuring he gets back to 100% is the priority."
— Clayton McMillan , Executive
"Will Harrison's injury is a frustrating one for him because he has come into a new environment and made an immediate impression, but the re-aggravation is a setback and we want to make sure he's in the best possible condition before he takes the field."
— Clayton McMillan , Executive
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Munster announce that Ireland fly-half Jack Crowley is not expected to return from injury until the new year.
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