This will be a strange weekend in Irish rugby. And it won’t end well. We’re going through a process right now and the quicker we get to the end of it, the better. The end will be the acknowledgement that changes have to be made quickly to player recruitment policies and the selective provincial hoarding of talent.That process has nearly run its course in Munster, where a tipping point may already have been reached. That didn’t happen on the field last weekend in Paris when the inevitable hammering happened; it happened off the field when Alan Quinlan plunged the knife into the entire setup. The secret to wielding the knife is being qualified to do so. Quinlan was a key player for Munster for 15 years and he played with the best, including the current head coach Anthony Foley, so his opinion comes with weight attached.