Anthony Foley's remains will lie in repose at St Flannan's Church in his home town of Killaloe Co. Clare today.
The Munster rugby coach will be laid to rest at midday tomorrow. A French coroner's report found the 42 year old died from a lung condition brought on by a heart disorder. Over a thousand people turned out to pay tribute to the rugby legend last night.
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