"Chiefs attack coach Roger Randle’s appointment to Munster’s coaching staff at the end of the season continues to rock the Irish club, with multiple officials resigning.
Randle was hired as attack coach Mike Prendergast’s successor, but former Munster players Billy Holland, Mick O’Driscoll and Killian Keane resigned from the club’s professional game committee as a result of the decision.
The Irish Examiner also reported members of Munster’s commercial advisory group resigned earlier this week.
A statement on these resignations said the group “is an informal voluntary group of business and industry people who advise Munster Rugby with its commercial activities and initiatives” and thanked the members for their contribution and hard work to the club.
Randle was accused of raping a woman in 1997 while he was part of the Hurricanes side who played a Super Rugby match in the South African city of Durban.
He has denied the allegations and charges were withdrawn."