Noel McNamara Appointed As New Leinster Head Coach

Published 5h ago · Leadership change

Affects Ireland and France · Covered in 2 countries

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Noel McNamara will take over as Leinster head coach from Leo Cullen next season.

Leinster have appointed Noel McNamara as head coach starting next season. He will take over the role from Leo Cullen when Cullen departs at the end of the 2026/27 campaign. McNamara moves to the Irish province after working as an attack coach for Bordeaux Begles.

  • The backgroundNoel McNamara currently works as the attack coach for French club Bordeaux Begles.
  • The successionLeo Cullen will step down from his long-standing position as Leinster head coach at the conclusion of the 2026/27 season.
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Coaching changes at top rugby provinces shape the future competitiveness of domestic and European club tournaments. Leinster remains a dominant force in Irish and European rugby, making leadership transitions a matter of significant sporting interest.

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Leinster announced that Noel McNamara will succeed Leo Cullen as head coach following the conclusion of the 2026/27 rugby season.

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