GUINNESS PRO12 daily news round-up

Donncha O'Callaghan has waved goodbye to Munster, Glasgow Warriors centre Richie Vernon looks back on his successful position switch, while there is news to digest from various press conferences with the GUINNESS PRO12's return now just one day away.

O'Callaghan is leaving Munster after 17 years of service after agreeing to a two-year contract with Worcester Warriors:

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Vernon opens up about his incredible transformation from flanker to centre, which has resulted in him being selected in Scotland's World Cup squad:

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Carl Meyer can't wait to prove his worth in his first full season with Newport Gwent Dragons after adapting to life at Rodney Parade so well at the tail end of last year:

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Leinster start their bid for a return to the GUINNESS PRO12 play-offs at Meggetland on Friday, but write off Alan Solomons' Edinburgh at your peril:

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And Ospreys are readying to show off their new recruits against Ulster, who will award Andrew Trimble his 189^th cap:

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