Susanna Mollen
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333 appearances
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 12 Aug
Susanna Mollen’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Speaking after the game with Premier Sports, he was delighted with the platform his troops gave him.
Also happy to be back in the Leinster Blue was prop Ed Byrne.
Rejoining the province on a short-term loan from Cardiff amid Leinster's deepening front row crisis, he was brought on on the 46th minute for now first-choice loosehead Gerry Kerr.
Despite the quick turnaround, he said it felt good to be back on Irish soil.
Ulster, however, will be disappointed with their performance at home on Saturday.
Despite three second-half tries from the Ward brothers, they couldn't add the crucial fourth after trailing 29-0 with 51 minutes played.
Speaking to Premier Sports after the game, head coach Richie Murphy said they had to credit Leinster's brilliance, but he was also disappointed in some late decisions from referee Andrew Brace.
Ulster may come to rue that missing bonus point that would have accompanied a fourth try, as just three points separates them in fifth from Connaught in ninth, who are hunting down a top eight position.
And their stunning bonus point win against the Stormers in Cape Town on Saturday will only boost the confidence of Stuart Lancaster's side.
They roared back from a 10-point deficit with 17 minutes left to play to beat the home side 33-24 and take home a crucial bonus point as they look to qualify for Champions Cup rugby for the first time since 2022.
On off-the-ball breakfast this morning, former Munster and Ireland back row Alan Quinlan said their comeback was without a doubt the moment of the weekend.
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Never stop competing.
Rounding up the provinces then, Munster ended a three-game losing streak to hammer Italian side Beneteau with a final score of 45-15.
Head coach Clayton McMillan knows the win came at just the right time for the province, who are looking to regain control over their season after a number of headlines have rocked the boat down in Limerick.
Elsewhere then, the Irish women's side got their first win of their Six Nations campaign, scoring nine tries against a bamboozled Italian side in the Dexcom Stadium in Galway.
Playing out West for the first time, they roared to a win in front of a crowd of 9,206 spectators, a new record for a women's Six Nations game in Ireland.
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