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Published 09:54 2 Dec 2014 GMT
Updated 13:37 2 Dec 2014 GMT
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Commenting on the extensions Munster coach Anthony Foley said, 'This is a great step forward for us. Securing players of this calibre is always a boost for the club and it shows our commitment to developing home-grown players and talent.
'These guys have come through the structures and have reached international level with so much more to come, and it's hugely positive for all involved.'
Munster's announcement follows recent provincial/IRFU deals for Rory Best and Tommy Bowe (Ulster), Rob Kearney and Johnny Sexton (Leinster), and Connacht's Darragh Leader and Denis Buckley.
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