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Rugby Pass Podcast: Alan Quinlan On An Emotional Month For Munster And Irish Rugby

Former Munster player Alan Quinlan.

This week on the podcast Sumo catches up with former Munster and Ireland back-rower Alan Quinlan to talk about the big past month in Irish rugby, Anthony Foley, and this weekend’s highly-anticipated game in Dublin.

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