Leinster Star Ruled Out For Rest Of Season Through Injury
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Sidelined.
Leinster will be without Ireland international Adam Byrne for the rest of the season after the winger picked up a season-ending quad injury.
The eastern province are still battling on both fronts, having already secured a PRO14 semi-final spot on top of them reaching a second successive Champions Cup final over the weekend.
Byrne’s absence could spell bad news for Jamison Gibson-Park or Scott Fardy with one of them now likely to miss out on the Champions Cup final in place of James Lowe even more so with Byrne out.
Injury Update: @leinsterrugby @adamsbyrne out for the rest of the season with quad injury
— Des Berry (@des_berry) April 23, 2019
