Munster have announced that Simon Zebo has signed a new two-year deal with the province just two days after his sending off against Ulster.
Zebo, 31, was playing his fourth game for the province on Saturday since his return home from Racing 92 in the summer.
He is Munster's all-time top try scorer having crossed the whitewash 62 times to date.
And in a further Boost to Reds fans ahead of Friday night's Champions Cup clash in Castres, out-half Ben Healy has signed a new one-year deal.
The 22-year-old Tipperary has scored 144 points in 27 Munster appearances.
The duo are among six more players to commit to the province, after Joey Carbery and five others did so last week.
Today, Munster announced that apart from Zebo and Healy, Diarmuid Barron, Jack Daly, Keynan Knox and Jeremy Loughman have all penned new two-year deals.
Hooker Barron has made 20 appearances - he made his Champions Cup debut against Castres last month.
Former Ireland under-20 international Daly has lined out four times for Munster's seniors, including twice this term.
Tighthead Keynan Knox has scored two tries in 20 appearances, while loosehead Jeremy Loughman has scored four tries in 57 Munster appearances.
Loughman initially joined Munster from the Leinster Academy on a short-term contract in December 2017 but settled well and has made over 50 appearances in red.
The 22-year-old South Africa native moved to Munster at the end of 2017 with the Young Munster clubman spending three years in the Academy before moving up to the senior squad last season.
