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MUNSTER'S U18 Schools Rugby side earned interprovincial bragging rights with a 24-14 win over Leinster at Energia Park last week.
Tries from Ian Mortan, Jonathan Byrne and Bill Hayes, as well as nine points from the boot of Tom Wood (son of Keith Wood) saw the Munster side to an impressive victory.
Munster had beat Ulster and lost to Leinster in the group stage, before beating Leinster in Dublin. Six players from Limerick schools were part of the 23-strong squad that tasted victory. The full squad that earned the nine-point victory is as follows:
15. Daire O’Callaghan (CBC)
14. Leo O’Leary (CBC)
13. James O’Leary (PBC)
12. Harry Murphy (PBC)
11. Billy McCarthy (CBC)
10. Tom Wood (St Munchin’s College)
9. Chris Barrett (CBC)
1. Andrew Wall (Rockwell College)
2. Jonathan Byrne (Crescent College Comprehensive) (C)
3. Cian Walsh (CBC)
4. Joe Finn (Cistercian College Roscrea)
5. Conor Galvin (CBC)
6. Ian Morton (CBC)
7. Bill Hayes (Cistercian College Roscrea)
8. Daniel Foley (PBC)
Replacements From:
16. Alex McNamara (Crescent College Comprehensive)
17. Jamie Conway (Castletroy College)
18. Ronan O’Callaghan (CBC)
19. Eddie Keena (Glenstal)
20. Cathal Bruhn (PBC)
21. Chulainn Williams (Castletroy College)
22. Mark Hetherington (PBC)
23. Calum Harte (Bandon Grammar School)
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