Lancaster mourns Foley loss
1 decade ago by Sky Sports RugbyStuart Lancaster has spoken of his shock at the sudden death of Munster head coach Anthony Foley in Paris on Saturday night.
Anthony Foley funeral details confirmed as autopsy results reveal cause of death
1 decade ago by Irish IndependentThe funeral of Munster head coach Anthony Foley will take place in County Clare on Friday.
Rivalry set aside as Blues mourn Red icon
1 decade ago by Irish IndependentIn the build-up to Leinster's derby matches with Munster, all sorts of words are thrown out to sell the fixture and talk up the coming clash.
Grieving Munster plan for Glasgow tie to go ahead on Saturday
1 decade ago by Irish IndependentAlthough no official decision has been taken on Saturday's European Champions Cup pool match between Munster and Glasgow Warriors going ahead at Thomond Park, the Irish province have given a strong indication...
Heart disease and fluid on lungs caused Foley death
1 decade ago by Irish IndependentMunster rugby coach Anthony Foley died as a result of acute pulmonary oedema caused by heart disease, a French coroner's report has found.
Anthony Foley: Munster and Ireland great died of fluid build-up in lungs
1 decade ago by BBC Rugby NewsMunster and Ireland great Anthony Foley died of a build-up of fluid in the lungs caused by a heart condition, French authorities reveal.
Foley died of 'acute pulmonary edema'
1 decade ago by Rugby 365NEWS: Munster and Ireland rugby legend Anthony Foley died of an "acute pulmonary edema", an autopsy revealed.
No decision on Munster game
1 decade ago by Sky Sports RugbyMunster have yet to determine whether Saturday's Champions Cup tie against Glasgow Warriors will go ahead as scheduled.
Munster 'planning towards' Glasgow game after Foley death
1 decade ago by BBC Rugby NewsThe Munster squad begin "working and planning" towards Saturday's Champions Cup game against Glasgow at Thomond Park.
Ulster chief expects 'poignant' Munster match
1 decade ago by BBC Rugby NewsUlster Rugby chief executive Shane Logan says he expects the visit of Munster on 28 October to be "a poignant occasion", after the death of their coach Anthony Foley.
