Munster Rugby and the IRFU have confirmed that Jack Crowley has signed a new two-year contract extension that will keep him at the province until at least 2027.
The 25-year-old out-half from Innishannon has scored 305 points in 65 appearances for Munster since making his senior debut against Ulster during the 2020/21 season.
Crowley played his underage rugby with Bandon RFC and Bandon Grammar School, winning both the Munster U18 Club Cup and the U18 All-Ireland Cup in 2018. He joined the Munster Academy in 2020 and impressed on the international stage that same year, scoring 36 points in three games for the Ireland U20s in a Triple Crown-winning Six Nations campaign.
He made his first senior starts in both the United Rugby Championship and the Champions Cup during the 2021/22 season, and helped Munster to URC glory in 2023.
Now a regular with Ireland, Crowley featured at the 2023 Rugby World Cup and played a central role in Ireland’s 2024 Six Nations triumph, starting seven consecutive matches. He has earned 24 caps to date, scoring 129 points for his country.
Crowley was named 2023/24 URC Players' Player of the Year, URC Next-Gen Player of the Year, and earned a place in the URC Elite XV.
He has made 11 appearances so far this season for Munster and recently picked up back-to-back Player of the Match awards in wins over La Rochelle and Connacht.
