Tadhg Furlong cleared by disciplinary committee for alleged foul play

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Last updated Oct 29, 2026

Tadhg Furlong cleared by disciplinary committee for alleged foul play
Summary

Ireland's Tadhg Furlong has been cleared by a disciplinary committee after an allegation of grabbing Gavin Coombes in the groin during Leinster's match against Munster in the United Rugby Championship. The incident was raised by Coombes during the game, but the television match official found no conclusive video evidence. Furlong was cited for the incident under Law 9.27 but the panel concluded he did not commit an act of foul play. Following this decision, Furlong is eligible for selection in Ireland's upcoming Nations Championship matches against Argentina, Fiji, and South Africa.

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  • •Tadhg Furlong cleared of misconduct allegations
  • •Incident occurred during Leinster's 24-18 win over Munster
  • •Disciplinary panel found no foul play
  • •Furlong eligible for next month's Nations Championship
  • •Ireland to face Argentina, Fiji, and South Africa
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  • 10:22 PMYahoo Sports — Ireland's Furlong cleared of groin grab by disciplinary committee
  • 10:19 PMBBC Sport — Ireland's Furlong cleared of groin grab by disciplinary committee
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Ireland's Tadhg Furlong is cleared by a disciplinary committee of grabbing Gavin Coombes in the groin during Leinster's United Rugby Championship win over Munster.

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Ireland's Tadhg Furlong is cleared by a disciplinary committee of grabbing Gavin Coombes in the groin during Leinster's United Rugby Championship win over Munster.

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