The Ireland international is leaving the province after seven years.
However, Keith Earls and Conor Murray are set to return next weekend.
The second row was also issued a citing warning over an incident in the win over Sale.
Anthony Foley’s side have been strong in the Pro12 and are still alive in Europe.
Munster lock Dave Foley won his first Ireland caps last month and has just signed a new IRFU contract.
Head coach Anthony Foley has welcomed the finalisation of deals for Dave Foley, Felix Jones, Dave Kilcoyne and Stephen Archer.
Stephen Archer, Dave Foley, Dave Kilcoyne and Felix Jones have all committed to the province.
Sloppy first-half, floodgates opening, Madigan’s display and the less experienced faces.
The Kiwi head coach has strong belief in the playmaker, despite his lack of games at 10 for Leinster.
The Munster second-row was one of the stand-out performers in the 49-7 win.
Leinster’s McCarthy says Georgia have been getting the same respect South Africa got last weekend.
Foley’s debut, Madigan back at 10, Cave in from the cold, Ross’ importance and chances to shine.
There are a total of 13 changes to Ireland’s starting team following last weekend’s win over South Africa.
Darren Cave is set for a recall in the centre alongside Gordon D’Arcy.
Also, Mick Wallace wears an Italy jersey in the Dáil and Tommy Bowe signs a new contract.
Outside centres, the line-out, new caps, being clinical and the Georgia encounter.
Schmidt wasn’t afraid to reward form ahead of the November tests.
Six Munster men, three Ulster players and six Leinster stars make our selection.
The lock was an unused replacement for Munster’s last visit to Scotstoun, this time he’s determined to make his presence felt.
The Ireland international picked up a foot injury in the win over Treviso last weekend.
The Clonmel man talks TheScore.ie through putting on weight, calling line-outs and learning from Paul O’Connell.
Munster and Ireland full-back Felix Jones has been ruled out of the summer tour of New Zealand with a shoulder injury.
There is a new loose-head in town for Munster but Connacht will bid a Sportsground farewell to their two favourite Samoans.
Cork scrum-half is currently on loan at Newcastle Falcons.
Tony McGahan has named his side for tomorrow night’s Pro12 test against the Newport Gwent Dragons.
Good day’s work for Thomond Park chiefs as 11 stars sign on the dotted line.