Munster Rugby has confirmed that veteran scrumhalf Conor Murray has signed a one-year extension with the club.

The 34-year-old has been with the Irish province since making his debut in 2010. Since then, he has gone on to play 185 matches and score 34 tries.

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On the international stage, Murray arguably is greatest scrumhalf in Ireland history with 116 test caps, and he has featured on three British and Irish Lions tours.

While now the second choice for Munster, Murray remains second choice for the Irish national team behind Leinster’s Jamison Gibson-Park.

Playing a key role as a calming influence toward the end of matches, Murray remains an integral part of both squads.

Throughout his career, Murray has been a key contributor to several famous Irish victories, including wins over the Springboks in Cape Town, defeating the All Blacks in Chicago, Dublin and New Zealand, as well as five Six Nations Championships, including two Grand Slams, being the highlights.

For Munster, Murray has won two league titles, including last season’s BKT United Rugby Championship.

Murray joins highly touted Ireland U20 backrow Brian Gleeson and 25-year-old backrow Jack Daly as Munster’s latest signings.

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