Conor Murray showed that he’s not lost his nose for the try-line over the summer with two scores in an impressive 28-14 win over Edinburgh.
The Ireland scrum-half made his first appearance of the campaign last weekend, and already looks to be up to full speed after crossing twice in the first half.
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Both scores were examples of Murray’s opportunism as he took advantage of a dominant Munster pack in the game at Thomond Park.
And with Ireland facing New Zealand twice in November, Murray – a 2013 Lion – will be hoping to maintain that form and catch the eye of Lions Head Coach Warren Gatland.
Another to impress for Munster was No 8 CJ Stander, the Ireland international marshalling his pack well.
And while Stander was unfortunate not to score when held up in the second half, he played a leading role in the win.
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