Munster to remember 'special' Foley 10 years after his death
Key Takeaways
- Munster marks 10 years since the sudden death of Anthony Foley.
- Tributes are planned during their Champions Cup match against Racing 92.
- Former teammates and coaches highlight his legendary status and influence.
Munster Rugby is preparing to honour their former captain and head coach, Anthony Foley, on the tenth anniversary of his sudden passing. Current players and staff, including Denis Leamy, Tadhg Beirne, and Peter O'Mahony, have shared heartfelt reflections on his immense legacy.
Foley tragically died in Paris in October 2016 at the age of 42. As Munster prepares to face Racing 92 in the Champions Cup, special tributes are planned, including commemorative jackets worn by the team.
Known affectionately as 'Axel', Foley was an iconic figure for both Munster and Ireland, inspiring a generation of players with his uncompromising spirit and deep dedication to the club.
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