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  • proper noun The southernmost province of Ireland

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Examples

  • MUNSTER -- Matt Backs waited a long time to debut as the head coach of Munster.

    unknown title BY TONY ZEZOVSKI, POST-TRIBUNE CORRESPONDENT 2009

  • MUNSTER -- One timely hit was all it took for Munster to grab a conference-opening 1-0 victory over Andrean.

    unknown title 2009

  • She said, 'And if I catch you going ashore without orders there'll be trouble -- understand, Captain Munster?'

    Chapter 18 2010

  • 'I'll hold you responsible, Captain Munster,' says he to me, mad enough to eat scrap-iron.

    Chapter 18 2010

  • The bad news for Munster is that Tuitupou's spear tackle on Paul Hodgson, which earned the former All Black centre a yellow card, may incur further censure.

    Toby Booth revels in London Irish's Heineken Cup win over Munster Robert Kitson at Madejski Stadium 2010

  • "And Burnett said, 'Well, I'll be damned -- I beg your pardon, Miss Lackland, but you have wantonly broken the recruiting laws and you know it,'" Captain Munster narrated, as they sat over their whisky, waiting for Joan to come back.

    Chapter 18 2010

  • 'No, you won't,' says she; 'I'm the charterer of the Emily, and Captain Munster has acted under my orders.'

    Chapter 18 2010

  • 'Don't let the kai-kai worry you, Captain Munster,' says she; 'if I can find grub for eighty-four mouths on the Martha, the two of you can do as much by your two vessels.

    Chapter 18 2010

  • Captain Munster will tell you what he said -- something about being blowed, or words to that effect.

    Chapter 18 2010

  • 'Go about,' Captain Munster yells at me; 'go about, or you'll have me aground!'

    Chapter 18 2010

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