Leinster's RG Snyman Signs One-Year Contract Extension

Thursday, 27 March 2025 13:31

By Eoin Beatty

Meanwhile, former Leinster coach Stuart Lancaster is reportedly in the frame to be the next coach of Australia

Leinster lock RG Snyman will remain at the province for at least another season.

The two-time South African World Cup winner has signed a one-year extension.

Snyman has made 14 appearances across URC and Champions Cup, scoring four tries.

He also won a URC title with his former club Munster in 2023.

Meanwhile, former Leinster coach Stuart Lancaster is reportedly in the frame to be the next coach of Australia.

Current boss Joe Schmidt will leave his post in October, midway through the World Cup cycle, and after the Lions Tour.

Lancaster has been linked to the role in the Australian media.

The former England boss currently out of a job since leaving French side Racing in February.

More from Sports News

Crowley Says Losing Ireland Spot Pushed Him To Raise His Game

Audio

The Munster out-half will start in the 10 jersey for Ireland in tomorrow's game with New Zealand.
Friday Morning Sports Update

Keeping you up to date on soccer, rugby and darts
Head Coach Andy Farrell Names His Team for Ireland's Game Against New Zealand

Naas' Jamie Osborne is named in Farrell's starting 15
Thursday Morning Sports Update

Keeping you up to date on soccer, rugby and GAA this Thursday morning
Littler Misses Today's Players Championship 33 Event Due To Traffic

The 18-year-old arrived after the 11am registration time for players.
Rory Best Set To Return To Ulster As The Province's New General Manager

The former Ireland captain played for Ulster for 15 years.
Wednesday Morning Sports Update

Keeping you up to date on GAA, soccer and rugby.
Claims Ladies Senior Camogie Final Celebrated In Dark Refuted By Kildare LGFA And Kildare GAA

In a statement provided to Kfm, Kildare LGFA said: “it held its Senior Club Championship Final between Eadestown and St. Laurence's on 3rd October 2025 in Cedral St. Conleth's Park, Newbridge. They said: “Kildare LGFA can confirm that all stadium lights were not turned off prior to the cup presentation and that full access to all facilities in Cedral St. Conleth's Park was given by Kildare GAA.”