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'They will be successful wherever they go because they're good people' Nigel Carolan and Jimmy Duffy’s time with Connacht came to an end last night. By Murray Kinsella Saturday 5 Jun 2021, 6:00 AM 1 hour ago 715 Views 0 Comments Jimmy Duffy and Nigel Carolan. Jimmy Duffy and Nigel Carolan. THERE WAS NO crowd at the Sportsground to bid them farewell after Connacht’s win over the Ospreys, but last night in Galway brought to an end the outstanding service Nigel Carolan and Jimmy Duffy have provided for the province. The pair of assistant coaches are moving onto new, as-yet-unannounced challenges after each spending more than two decades of their lives working to improve Connacht rugby.
Connacht finish season on a high with bonus-point win over the Ospreys Caolin Blade was outstanding as Andy Friend’s men deservedly beat the Welsh visitors. By Murray Kinsella Friday 4 Jun 2021, 8:00 PM 1 hour ago 5,952 Views 14 Comments Connacht 26 Ospreys 19 Peter Sullivan scores in the corner for Connacht. Source: Morgan Treacy/INPHO A wild first half at the Sportsground included seven tries as the visiting Ospreys played their part and though the second half was scoreless, there were still moments like Jack Carty’s delightful cover work and offload under pressure as Connacht defended their seven-point lead. The Welsh region had more to play for coming into this contest, their Rainbow Cup final hopes still alive at that stage, but Connacht always had the attacking quality and ambition to cause them problems.