Munster forward Tadhg Beirne and Leinster centre Garry Ringrose have signed contract extensions with the Irish Rugby Football Union [IRFU].

Beirne has penned a two-year extension until 2027 while Ringrose has signed a new deal until 2028.

Beirne made his Test debut in 2018 and has earned 58 caps, playing a key role in Ireland’s back-to-back Six Nations title wins in 2023 and 2024.

The 33-year-old played every minute of the autumn Tests in November and started Ireland’s opening Six Nations wins over England and Scotland this year.

Beirne was one of four Ireland players named in the World Rugby men’s XVs dream team of the year for 2024 and was named Munster captain before the start of the season.

“It is a source of great pride to represent Ireland and Munster and I am delighted to continue to do so for the foreseeable future,” said Beirne, who can play in the second or back rows.

“Playing in Ireland is a dream come true and I believe that Irish rugby is in a strong place with competitive environments across all of the provinces continuing to drive the highest levels of competition at national team level.

“I am hugely excited about the future and will do my best to hopefully deliver for our amazing supporters over the coming seasons.”

Ringrose, 30, has won 65 Tests caps since making his debut in November 2016.

He has won two Grand Slams with Ireland and a Champions Cup with Leinster.

“I am delighted to extend my stay in Ireland with Leinster and I’m hugely excited about the future of Irish Rugby,” said Ringrose.

“Since making my debut I have relished the opportunity to play for my home club and it was an easy decision to commit for the next three years.

“With some huge Tests coming down the line at club and international level, I believe that there are bright days to come and I look forward to playing my part as we drive forward towards hopefully even more success.”