Ireland Under 20 2018 6 Nations and World Championships

irishfan9

"The disappointing (World Cup) result is the reality of where we are.
"The 20s programme is a really just a benchmarking exercise at international level.

"Even though the provincial games are important, for us we're about benchmarking our players and systems at international level.

"We're revamping all of our U-18, U-19 and U-20 coaches. We or the Academy managers don't believe that (playing U-20s interpros) is the best way for them to be stretched or tested."

The Lost Sheep

irishfan9 wrote:

"The disappointing (World Cup) result is the reality of where we are. "The 20s programme is a really just a benchmarking exercise at international level.
"Even though the provincial games are important, for us we're about benchmarking our players and systems at international level.
"We're revamping all of our U-18, U-19 and U-20 coaches. We or the Academy managers don't believe that (playing U-20s interpros) is the best way for them to be stretched or tested."

Do you have a link to these quotes?

irishfan9

The Lost Sheep wrote: »

Do you have a link to these quotes?

independent.ie

irishbucsfan

I wonder what the alternative to u20 interpros is? Bigger focus on the club game, or more internationals?

irishfan9

irishbucsfan wrote: »

I wonder what the alternative to u20 interpros is? Bigger focus on the club game, or more internationals?

well they've pushed more u20's to play senior club rugby.

irishbucsfan

irishfan9 wrote: »

well they've pushed more u20's to play senior club rugby.

Ah I see, maybe Nuci is thinking u20s in general isn't stretching those players so they'll scrap the interpro competition in order to leave those guys playing league rugby.

irishfan9

irishbucsfan wrote: »

Ah I see, maybe Nuci is thinking u20s in general isn't stretching those players so they'll scrap the interpro competition in order to leave those guys playing league rugby.

doesn't make much sense as players trained all summer as an u20 group and played u20 "friendlies"

u20 interpros wouldn't prevent players from playing more u20 internationals or from playing AIL rugby.

irishbucsfan

irishfan9 wrote: »

doesn't make much sense as players trained all summer as an u20 group and played u20 "friendlies"

The change may not affect them

irishfan9

irishbucsfan wrote: »

The change may not affect them

How?

No interpros obviously affected them

ArmchairQB

irishfan9 wrote: »

well they've pushed more u20's to play senior club rugby.

Clubs will suffer as usual you will likely see more academy games between English and french clubs

irishbucsfan

ArmchairQB wrote: »

Clubs will suffer as usual you will likely see more academy games between English and french clubs

Maybe an u20 equivalent of the B&I Cup

irishfan9

irishbucsfan wrote: »

Maybe an u20 equivalent of the B&I Cup

you'd hope they'd play a higher standard of academy i.e saracens etc.

bilston

irishbucsfan wrote: »

I wonder what the alternative to u20 interpros is? Bigger focus on the club game, or more internationals?

An academy league would be good. Don't they have one in the Premiership?

It doesn't have to be all 14 teams, but even a competition between the Irish and Scottish academies might work

irishfan9

bilston wrote: »

An academy league would be good. Don't they have one in the Premiership?

It doesn't have to be all 14 teams, but even a competition between the Irish and Scottish academies might work

maybe in the future.. but isn't it more about the u20's, not players who have made a provinces academy?

I dunno, getting rid of the u20 interpro's continues to be a dumb idea and I have yet to be told why it was a good idea.

ArmchairQB

Why not run the 20s similar to the AIL have double headers in 1A & 1B with teams playing an All Ireland League

irishfan9

ArmchairQB wrote: »

Why not run the 20s similar to the AIL have double headers in 1A & 1B with teams playing an All Ireland League

Because they have evaluated that the u20 leagues don't challenge players enough and they want a higher standard of games for potential u20 internationals?

so playing senior AIL rugby combined with other games against non irish u20's?

The Lost Sheep

irishfan9 wrote: »

"The disappointing (World Cup) result is the reality of where we are.
"The 20s programme is a really just a benchmarking exercise at international level.

"Even though the provincial games are important, for us we're about benchmarking our players and systems at international level.

"We're revamping all of our U-18, U-19 and U-20 coaches. We or the Academy managers don't believe that (playing U-20s interpros) is the best way for them to be stretched or tested."

So 20s is like ive mentioned simply about LTPD and its about getting look at players within national set up and seeing how they can improve.
Provincial games just at 20s level isnt deemed good enough now by the pro coaches in long term interests of players

irishbucsfan wrote: »

I wonder what the alternative to u20 interpros is? Bigger focus on the club game, or more internationals?

How would you get more internationals? When would you play them? Who would you have Ireland play?

irishfan9 wrote: »

well they've pushed more u20's to play senior club rugby.

But have the best u20s(ie guys whove been starring/playing most under 20 internationals in a year) already been playing a lot of senior club rugby. And this always has been the case

irishfan9 wrote: »

doesn't make much sense as players trained all summer as an u20 group and played u20 "friendlies"

u20 interpros wouldn't prevent players from playing more u20 internationals or from playing AIL rugby.

How does it not make sense. They trained through the summer so the coaches can analyse them and support their development and then they will go back to the clubs and ideally quite a few will progress to play provincial A level as well as playing club AIL rugby.

ArmchairQB wrote: »

Clubs will suffer as usual you will likely see more academy games between English and french clubs

Will the clubs suffer?

bilston wrote: »

An academy league would be good. Don't they have one in the Premiership?

It doesn't have to be all 14 teams, but even a competition between the Irish and Scottish academies might work

They do have one in Premiership and its 10/12 games if that. Players also regularly go on loan to national one or championship sides and quite a few national one sides would be equivalent of AIL sides.

irishfan9 wrote: »

maybe in the future.. but isn't it more about the u20's, not players who have made a provinces academy?

I dunno, getting rid of the u20 interpro's continues to be a dumb idea and I have yet to be told why it was a good idea.

But all the coaches dont see it as a bad idea and i think theyd know more on this issue...
20s only games replaced by games involving older players can significantly aid the guys eligible for 20s playing in the game which aids the 20s team much more than those guys dominating at 20s level provincially.

ArmchairQB wrote: »

Why not run the 20s similar to the AIL have double headers in 1A & 1B with teams playing an All Ireland League

Do clubs have resources for that(national league) and not all clubs in division 1 field at under 20 level especially the Ulster clubs and would that improve the standards compared to the JP Fanagan and Donal Walsh Trophys?

ArmchairQB

The Lost Sheep wrote: »

So 20s is like ive mentioned simply about LTPD and its about getting look at players within national set up and seeing how they can improve.
Provincial games just at 20s level isnt deemed good enough now by the pro coaches in long term interests of players

How would you get more internationals? When would you play them? Who would you have Ireland play?

But have the best u20s(ie guys whove been starring/playing most under 20 internationals in a year) already been playing a lot of senior club rugby. And this always has been the case

How does it not make sense. They trained through the summer so the coaches can analyse them and support their development and then they will go back to the clubs and ideally quite a few will progress to play provincial A level as well as playing club AIL rugby.

Will the clubs suffer?

They do have one in Premiership and its 10/12 games if that. Players also regularly go on loan to national one or championship sides and quite a few national one sides would be equivalent of AIL sides.

But all the coaches dont see it as a bad idea and i think theyd know more on this issue...
20s only games replaced by games involving older players can significantly aid the guys eligible for 20s playing in the game which aids the 20s team much more than those guys dominating at 20s level provincially.

Do clubs have resources for that(national league) and not all clubs in division 1 field at under 20 level especially the Ulster clubs and would that improve the standards compared to the JP Fanagan and Donal Walsh Trophys?

If it goes to academy leagues clubs will suffer as they will not see the players at all and they will be parachuted in and out when it suits province not club as they have little or no regard for club schedule.

Every senior club should have a 20s as it is the best way to develop players for the senior team

Agree thaht the best 20s play senior rugby already very few that will make it are not.

We also need to be realistic in that the majority of under 20s will not make it as pros just not good enough that has always been the way and will continue. Academys telling every provincal 20 that they must play senior now even telling under 19s so in Leinster they tell upwards of 40 lads this every year and each year the academy takes possibly 3 forwards and 3 backs which disheartens the lads who have demanded senior rugby and burnt bridges with clubs and a lot move on or give up. Whats good for the pro game is not neccessarily good for the majority of players or for the club game. Clubs need to be given credit for developing players and allowed to continue to do so with the back up of provinces. Not many provincal manager following up correctly with club coaches re players they think they are above that, the divide between club and province is getting bigger and both province and club will be poorer for it.

D14Rugby

Jj odea playing for old wesley today so doesn't seem to have quit rugby as someone said a while ago

Chico Flores

Barnhall 27 Lansdowne 24
Old Wesley 32 Skerries 19
Naas 17 DURFC 20
Suttonians 20 Navan 25

Tarf1234

Chico Flores wrote: »

Barnhall 27 Lansdowne 24
Old Wesley 32 Skerries 19
Naas 17 DURFC 20
Suttonians 20 Navan 25

Interesting result in Barnhall! Mary's in prem 2 now effectively.

stellenbosch

Chico Flores wrote: »

Barnhall 27 Lansdowne 24
Old Wesley 32 Skerries 19
Naas 17 DURFC 20
Suttonians 20 Navan 25

That Naas/DUFC result is DUFC 2nd 20s team. DUFC first 20s team beat Buccaneers by 40 odd

irishfan9

Prop
Campbell Classon(Ulster/Ballynahinch) - started at 1.
Tom O'Toole(Ulster/Banbridge) - bench.
Joe Byrne(Leinster/DUFC) - bench
James French(Munster/UCC) - bench.
Jordan Duggan(Munster/Naas) - bench.
Mark Bromell(Munster/UL Bohs) - bench.
Jack Aungier(Leinster/St. Marys) - bench.

Hooker
Tadhg McCarthy(Munster/UCC) - started at 2.
Stephen McLaughlin(Leinster/Blackrock) - started at 2.
Dan Sheehan(Leinster/DUFC) - bench.
John Hodnett(Munster/UCC) - bench.
Claytan Milligan(Ulster/Ballynahinch) - bench.

Lock
Cormac Daly(Leinster/Clontarf) - started at 4.
Ronan Coffey(Munster/Shannon) - started at 4.
Jack Dunne(Leinster/DUFC) - started at 5.
JJ O'Dea(Leinster/Old Wesley) - started at 5.
John McCusker(Ulster/Rainey OB) - bench, 1 try.
Matthew Dalton(Ulster/Malone) - bench.

Backrow
Caelan Doris(Leinster/St. Marys) - started at 6.
Aaron Hall(Ulster/Ballynahinch) - started at 6.
Charlie Carmody(Munster/Shannon) - started at 6.
Joe Dunleavy(Ulster/Malone) - started at 6.
Richard Dunne(DUFC) - started at 7.
Matthew Agnew(Ulster/Ballymena) - started at 7.
Ronan Foley(Leinster/UCD)- started at 8, 1 try.
Zac Ward(Ulster/Ballynahinch) - started at 8.
Sean Duffy(Munster/Cork Con) - bench.

Scrumhalf
Michael Stronge(Ulster/Ballymena) - started at 9.

Outhalf
Michael Lowry(Ulster/Banbridge) - started at 10.
Josh Miller(Leinster/Old Wesley) - started at 10, 1 con.
James Taylor(Munster/UCC) - started at 10, 1 con, 2 pens.
Callum Smith(Ulster/Malone) - started at 10.
Alex Molloy(Munster/UCC) - bench.
Conor Dean(Leinster/St. Marys) - bench.

Outside Backs
Peter Maher(Leinster/Old Belvedere) - started at 11.
Tommy O'Brien(Leinster/UCD) - started at 11.
Tom McGann(Connacht/Buccaneers) - started at 11.
Ted O'Donoghue(Leinster/Terenure) - started at 12, 1 try.
Corey Reid(Connacht/Buccaneers) - started at 12.
Sean O'Brien(Leinster/Clontarf) - started at 13.
Daniel Hurley(Munster/Young Munster) - started at 14, 1 try.
Angus Kernohan(Ulster/Ballymena) - started at 14.
Myles Carey(Leinster/St. Marys) - started at 14.
Michael Silvester(Leinster/DUFC) - started at 15, 1 try.
Conor Hayes(Munster/Young Munster) - started at 15, 2 cons, 1 pen.
Tommy O'Callaghan(Leinster/Old Wesley) - started at 15.
Evan O'Gorman(Munster/Young Munster) - bench.
Matthew Norris(Ulster/Ballymena) - bench.

D14Rugby

Ted O'Donoghue scored a try for Terenure

Stainalert

irishfan9 wrote: »

Prop
Campbell Classon(Ulster/Ballynahinch) - started at 1.
Tom O'Toole(Ulster/Banbridge) - bench.
Joe Byrne(Leinster/DUFC) - bench
James French(Munster/UCC) - bench.
Jordan Duggan(Munster/Naas) - bench.
Mark Bromell(Munster/UL Bohs) - bench.
Jack Aungier(Leinster/St. Marys) - bench.

Hooker
Tadhg McCarthy(Munster/UCC) - started at 2.
Steven McLaughlin(Leinster/Blackrock) - started at 2.
Dan Sheehan(Leinster/DUFC) - bench.
John Hodnett(Munster/UCC) - bench.
Claytan Milligan(Ulster/Ballynahinch) - bench.

Lock
Cormac Daly(Leinster/Clontarf) - started at 4.
Ronan Coffey(Munster/Shannon) - started at 4.
Jack Dunne(Leinster/DUFC) - started at 5.
JJ O'Dea(Leinster/Old Wesley) - started at 5.
John McCusker(Ulster/Rainey OB) - bench, 1 try.
Matthew Dalton(Ulster/Malone) - bench.

Backrow
Caelan Doris(Leinster/St. Marys) - started at 6.
Aaron Hall(Ulster/Ballynahinch) - started at 6.
Charlie Carmody(Munster/Shannon) - started at 6.
Joe Dunleavy(Ulster/Malone) - started at 6.
Richard Dunne(DUFC) - started at 7.
Matthew Agnew(Ulster/Ballymena) - started at 7.
Ronan Foley(Leinster/UCD)- started at 8, 1 try.
Zac Ward(Ulster/Ballynahinch) - started at 8.
Sean Duffy(Munster/Cork Con) - bench.

Scrumhalf
Michael Stronge(Ulster/Ballymena) - started at 9.

Outhalf
Michael Lowry(Ulster/Banbridge) - started at 10.
Josh Miller(Leinster/Old Wesley) - started at 10, 1 con.
James Taylor(Munster/UCC) - started at 10, 1 con, 2 pens.
Callum Smith(Ulster/Malone) - started at 10.
Alex Molloy(Munster/UCC) - bench.

Outside Backs
Peter Maher(Leinster/Old Belvedere) - started at 11.
Tommy O'Brien(Leinster/UCD) - started at 11.
Tom McGann(Connacht/Buccaneers) - started at 11.
Ted O'Donoghue(Leinster/Terenure) - started at 12, 1 try.
Corey Reid(Connacht/Buccaneers) - started at 12.
Sean O'Brien(Leinster/Clontarf) - started at 13.
Daniel Hurley(Munster/Young Munster) - started at 14, 1 try.
Angus Kernohan(Ulster/Ballymena) - started at 14.
Myles Carey(Leinster/St. Marys) - started at 14.
Michael Silvester(Leinster/DUFC) - started at 15, 1 try.
Conor Hayes(Munster/Young Munster) - started at 15, 2 cons, 1 pen.
Tommy O'Callaghan(Leinster/Old Wesley) - started at 15.
Evan O'Gorman(Munster/Young Munster) - bench.
Matthew Norris(Ulster/Ballymena) - bench.

Michael Silvester did well for DUFC  as did Richard Dunne. What's Peter Maher's background?

irishfan9

Stainalert wrote: »

Michael Silvester did well for DUFC  as did Richard Dunne. What's Peter Maher's background?

Belvedere College, started as a 5th and 6th year. Leinster u20.

stellenbosch

Stainalert wrote: »

Michael Silvester did well for DUFC  as did Richard Dunne. What's Peter Maher's background?

Agreed both Silvester and Dunne did very well and Silvesters try was magnificent as was Michael Courtneys. Joe Byrne did very well for DUFC against P Dooley when he came on-hes a prospect no doubt.

Interesting that the captain of the Belvo team that won the SCT 2 years ago who had given up -Brian Egan- is now back playing in Trinity for the 20s-wont be long before he moves up the teams there id say.

irishfan9

stellenbosch wrote: »

Agreed both Silvester and Dunne did very well and Silvesters try was magnificent as was Michael Courtneys. Joe Byrne did very well for DUFC against P Dooley when he came on-hes a prospect no doubt.

Interesting that the captain of the Belvo team that won the SCT 2 years ago who had given up -Brian Egan- is now back playing in Trinity for the 20s-wont be long before he moves up the teams there id say.

Good to hear on Egan, took a season out after SCT IIRC.

Not eligible for Ireland u20, will have a long club career if he sticks at it.

irishfan9

Harry Byrne actually playing with UCD, was on their bench for u20 game.

1. Milo O'Donohue(St. Michaels)
2. Richie Bergin(St. Marys)
3. Sam Griffin(St. Michaels)
4. Alec Byrne(CBB Monsktown)
5. Bobby Leahy(St. Michaels)
6. Faolan Crowe
7. David Pogatchnik(St. Conleths)
8. Ben Murray(Rockwell)
9. Tom Foley(St. Gerards)
10. Liam Mulvihill(St. Michaels)
11. Muiris Rowsome
12. Marc Andrew Barker
13. Michael Corcoran(St. Michaels)
14. Cillian McCabe
15. Toby Robinson
16. Matt O'Donovan
17. Evin Coyle(Gonzaga)
18. Conor Moore(Carlow RFC)
19. Cian Reilly(Blackrock)
20. Harry Byrne(St. Michaels)
21. John Ridgeway(Kilkenny)
22. Ian O'Kelly(St. Michaels)

irishfan9

Conor Dean was on the bench for Marys at the weekend.

Ayewserious

I see caelan Doris let foot is in a cast..hopefully nothing serious

irishfan9

Ayewserious wrote: »

I see caelan Doris let foot is in a cast..hopefully nothing serious

It almost certainly is.

Ayewserious

irishfan9 wrote: »

It almost certainly is.

How do you no ?

RugbySport

irishfan9 wrote: »

Harry Byrne actually playing with UCD, was on their bench for u20 game.

1. Milo O'Donohue(St. Michaels)
2. Richie Bergin(St. Marys)
3. Sam Griffin(St. Michaels)
4. Alec Byrne(CBB Monsktown)
5. Bobby Leahy(St. Michaels)
6. Faolan Crowe
7. David Pogatchnik(St. Conleths)
8. Ben Murray(Rockwell)
9. Tom Foley(St. Gerards)
10. Liam Mulvihill(St. Michaels)
11. Muiris Rowsome
12. Marc Andrew Barker
13. Michael Corcoran(St. Michaels)
14. Cillian McCabe
15. Toby Robinson
16. Matt O'Donovan
17. Evin Coyle(Gonzaga)
18. Conor Moore(Carlow RFC)
19. Cian Reilly(Blackrock)
20. Harry Byrne(St. Michaels)
21. John Ridgeway(Kilkenny)
22. Ian O'Kelly(St. Michaels)

It was a very good game vs OB, UCD bench made the difference.

The Lost Sheep

irishfan9 wrote: »

Harry Byrne actually playing with UCD, was on their bench for u20 game.

1. Milo O'Donohue(St. Michaels)
2. Richie Bergin(St. Marys)
3. Sam Griffin(St. Michaels)
4. Alec Byrne(CBB Monsktown)
5. Bobby Leahy(St. Michaels)
6. Faolan Crowe
7. David Pogatchnik(St. Conleths)
8. Ben Murray(Rockwell)
9. Tom Foley(St. Gerards)
10. Liam Mulvihill(St. Michaels)
11. Muiris Rowsome
12. Marc Andrew Barker
13. Michael Corcoran(St. Michaels)
14. Cillian McCabe
15. Toby Robinson
16. Matt O'Donovan
17. Evin Coyle(Gonzaga)
18. Conor Moore(Carlow RFC)
19. Cian Reilly(Blackrock)
20. Harry Byrne(St. Michaels)
21. John Ridgeway(Kilkenny)
22. Ian O'Kelly(St. Michaels)

Will fill in few gaps. Cillian McCabe is Galwegians, Matt O Donovan is Newry RFC. Faolon Crowe is St Marys

Tarf1234

RugbySport wrote: »

It was a very good game vs OB, UCD bench made the difference.

Very much so, thought Reilly had a huge impact when he came on. The Hawian lad for OB is massive be interesting to see how he develops.

irishfan9

Tarf1234 wrote: »

Very much so, thought Reilly had a huge impact when he came on. The Hawian lad for OB is massive be interesting to see how he develops.

Well the starting UCD squad was clearly not a full strength side.

Tarf1234

irishfan9 wrote: »

Tarf1234 wrote: »

Very much so, thought Reilly had a huge impact when he came on. The Hawian lad for OB is massive be interesting to see how he develops.

Well the starting UCD squad was clearly not a full strength side.

Ye most certainly not. Thought first half they struggled. Last 10-15 blew them away when Reilly and Harry B came on.

irishfan9

Tarf1234 wrote: »

Ye most certainly not. Thought first half they struggled. Last 10-15 blew them away when Reilly and Harry B came on.

On paper they are their most talented players.

irishfan9

Craig Casey had double knee surgery, very doubtful he will be available for 6 nations.

Not sure how long James Kenny, Patrick Patterson, Hugh O'Sullivan & Jonny Stewart are out for.

Tarf1234

irishfan9 wrote: »

Craig Casey had double knee surgery, very doubtful he will be available for 6 nations.

Not sure how long James Kenny, Patrick Patterson, Hugh O'Sullivan & Jonny Stewart are out for.

Hughie is back this week apparently.

D14Rugby

Tarf1234 wrote: »

Ye most certainly not. Thought first half they struggled. Last 10-15 blew them away when Reilly and Harry B came on.

Ucd only started training the last 2/3 weeks too so theyve a bit of catching up to do with other teams.
Do ucd have 2 20s teams again this year by any chance?

irishfan9

D14Rugby wrote: »

Ucd only started training the last 2/3 weeks too so theyve a bit of catching up to do with other teams.
Do ucd have 2 20s teams again this year by any chance?

UCD also have a lot less talent than previous years IMO.

The Lost Sheep

D14Rugby wrote: »

Ucd only started training the last 2/3 weeks too so theyve a bit of catching up to do with other teams.
Do ucd have 2 20s teams again this year by any chance?

You would hope and assume UCD do have a second 20s. The third division in 20s doesnt have fixtures yet. With final round of JP Fanagan 1/2 qualifiers this weekend. Hopefully all divisions fixtures will then be published

Tarf1234

The Lost Sheep wrote: »

D14Rugby wrote: »

Ucd only started training the last 2/3 weeks too so theyve a bit of catching up to do with other teams.
Do ucd have 2 20s teams again this year by any chance?

You would hope and assume UCD do have a second 20s. The third division in 20s doesnt have fixtures yet. With final round of JP Fanagan 1/2 qualifiers this weekend. Hopefully all divisions fixtures will then be published

I believe prem 3 is going to be 13 teams as apparently Coolmine have already pulled out

irishfan9

Turns out Alex Clarke(Hooker) and Jonny Stewart(Scrumhalf) started last weekend for Queens.

irishfan9

Options at Prop for Ireland u20:

James French(Munster/UCC)
Mark Bromell(Munster/UL Bohs)
Bryan O'Connor(Munster/UCC)

Jordan Duggan(Leinster/Naas)
Jack Aungier(Leinster/St. Marys)
Joe Byrne(Leinster/DUFC)
Evin Coyle(Leinster/UCD)

Campbell Classon(Ulster/Ballynahinch)
Tom O'Toole(Ulster/Banbridge)
Paul Mullen(Ulster/Armagh)

Mark Keegan(Connacht/Sligo)
Brian Diffley(Connacht/Buccaneers)

typhoony

irishfan9 wrote: »

Options at Prop for Ireland u20:

James French(Munster/UCC)
Mark Bromell(Munster/UL Bohs)
Bryan O'Connor(Munster/UCC)

Jordan Duggan(Leinster/Naas)
Jack Aungier(Leinster/St. Marys)
Joe Byrne(Leinster/DUFC)
Evin Coyle(Leinster/UCD)

Campbell Classon(Ulster/Ballynahinch)
Tom O'Toole(Ulster/Banbridge)
Paul Mullen(Ulster/Armagh)

Mark Keegan(Connacht/Sligo)
Brian Diffley(Connacht/Buccaneers)

Are Aungier and O'Toole both tightheads?

irishfan9

typhoony wrote: »

Are Aungier and O'Toole both tightheads?

Yes.

Tarf1234

Tarf beat OB 28 13 last night. Team was

Darragh Bolger, Dec Adamson, Jake Robinson, Conor Stokes, Grellan Murray, Conor Doran, Cian Hynes, Cian Walsh, Mark O’Sullivan, Conor Kelly, Conor Moore, Conor Byrne, Sean O’Brien, Seni Reilly, Conor Dunne.

Great game - delighted we’re into Prem 1.