Munster coach Tony McGahan will leave the province at the end of the season.
According to reports McGahan has been offered a coaching role with the Australian set up and informed his players and staff in recent days that he will be departing.
During his time in charge Munster won last years Rabo Direct Pro 12 and this season reached the Heineken Cup quarter finals after winning all 6 pool games.
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Killaloe’s Anthony Foley has emerged as the early favourite to replace him with Eddie O’Sullivan and Wayne Smith also amongst those linked to the vacancy.
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