Mossy Lawler

Mossy Lawler

athlete Ireland

Mossy Lawler is a respected figure in Irish rugby, known for his role as a coach with Connacht Rugby. He has a deep understanding of the game and has been instrumental in developing players and strategies that enhance the team's performance. Lawler's recent efforts have been highlighted as he prepared Connacht for a significant match against Munster, showcasing his ability to motivate and guide his team. His work is pivotal in fostering a competitive spirit and expanding the reach of rugby in Ireland.

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Ireland Ireland: Assistant coach Mossy Lawler said that Munster were a 'possession team'. 6

Ian Costello Tom Ahern Stephen Archer Conor Murray Josh Wycherley Peter O Mahony John Hodnett Michael Milne John Ryan Fineen Wycherley Gavin Coombes Craig Casey Calvin Nash Mike Haley Thaakir Abrahams Tom Farrell Alex Nankivell Jack Crowley Diarmuid Barron Ronan Foxe Jack O Donoghue Alex Kendellen Paddy Patterson Tony Butler Sean O Brien Matt Sherratt Danny Southworth Corey Domachowski Josh Mcnally Thomas Young James Botham Taulupe Faletau G Gnecchi
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Munster will need to dig deep to end Cardiff’s unbeaten home run at Arms Park – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Munster assistant coach Mossy Lawler is confident that a solution can be found ahead of their next game. 7

Alex Codling Tommy O Donnell Gavin Coombes
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Munster assistant coach Lawler is confident any problems can be ironed out before Cardiff on Friday – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Mossy Lawler understands Connacht really well and set the scene during the week. 8

Ian Costello Alex Nankivell
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Ian Costello hails Munster composure in win over Connacht – The Irish Times