Sexton to leave Connacht for 'new opportunity'
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Connacht have confirmed that attack coach Mark Sexton will leave the province at the end of the season.
The club said Sexton, brother of former Ireland captain Johnny, has "decided to finish his time with the club at the end of the season, to take up a new opportunity".
Connacht promoted Sexton to attack coach last year following a spell as the club's elite development officer.
Sexton also previously worked with Ulster head coach Richie Murphy with the Ireland Under-20s, winning two Six Nations Grand Slams.
"We'd like to thank Mark for all his contributions to Connacht, and wish him well for the future," Connacht said in a brief statement.
"Here's to a strong end to the season."
Connacht are currently 13th in the United Rugby Championship table and face Lyon at home on Saturday in their third Challenge Cup pool game.