Jason Holland

Like even the Northern tours have been through in the last couple of years, you know, it's a different occasion.

Yeah.

Um, just, um,

Just really invested in the game and don't mind making a fool of themselves and not a fool of themselves, but putting themselves out there and singing and dancing and the whole crack of the day, you know, you know, that, that, but, um, some occasions, um, but that Munster crowd, yeah, it's massive.

And I'm actually still on a chat with the boys who used to play with them.

Oh, yeah.

All right.

Still the, the most brutal, um, sledging that you've ever had.

you know the old boys putting pictures up with different boys heads on that's for us 50 year olds so boys haven't grown up very much it's great to see was there any games that sort of stood out for you over there i know you played on a few big ones uh yeah i suppose we the big one that turned it was we played a

what used to be the Heineken Cup, a semi-final against Toulouse.

We went to Bordeaux and played Toulouse and we'd never won in France and tipped them up in the semi-final.

That was a massive game.

We actually went on to lose the final 9-8, which was still in the middle of the night thinking about it.

That was 2000.

And then there was a game in, they call it the Miracle Match.

I don't know if you heard of it, where we had to

Beat Gloucester and score four tries and beat them by a certain amount of points.

And we did it by two or three points and placed very bad, you know.

But yeah, there's numerous occasions where that Toman Park in Limerick just goes mad and the people love it.

In those times?