Joe may stay and Conrad is happy
LEINSTER coach Joe Schmidt may stay in Dublin for another season. And if that's not reason enough to celebrate the Conrad Hotel is celebrating its new relationship with Leinster Rugby.
Schmdit has given his strongest hint yet that he will hold on to the reins of the European champions for at least another season.
"I think Leinster is a super place to be. I'd like to continue here. I am not looking for any other job," Joe said.
The news will be welcomed by Blues fans who will be able to celebrate tomorrow with a free drink from the club's newest sponsorship partner.
Herald readers can find a voucher in the Leinster rugby section of today's paper that can be redeemed at the Conrad ahead of tomorrow's game against Newport Gwent Dragons.
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