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Team Announcement | Munster A Squad to Face Dragons A

20th September 2018 By The Editor

Fineen Wycherley to captain Munster A

Fineen Wycherley to captain Munster A

Head Coach Peter Malone has named the Munster A side to face Dragons A in the third game of the Celtic Cup on Friday at Irish Independent Park (5.30pm).

Fineen Wycherley captains the side this week with nine Greencore Munster Academy players and seven club representatives included in the squad.

There are five changes to the side that defeated Ospreys A 52-7 in round two as Alex Wootton, Ben Healy, John Poland, Ciaran Parker and Billy Scannell are all drafted into the starting XV.

Jeremy Loughman is joined by Scannell and Parker in the front row as the rest of the pack remains unchanged.

Healy makes his first Munster A start joining Poland in the new look half back pairing, while Wootton completes the senior representation in the back three with Stephen Fitzgerald and Calvin Nash.

In the replacements the Academy’s Eoghan Clarke, Development player Cronan Gleeson, Young Munster’s Paddy Kelly, Newcastle West’s Charlie O’Doherty, and Shannon’s Jake Flannery are all in line to make their Munster A debuts.

Munster A: Stephen Fitzgerald; Alex Wootton, Matt More, Alex McHenry, Calvin Nash; Ben Healy, John Poland; Jeremy Loughman, Billy Scannell, Ciaran Parker; Fineen Wyhcerley (Capt), Sean O’Connor; Jack Daly, John Hodnett, Gavin Coombes.

Replacements: Eoghan Clarke, Cronan Gleeson, Keynan Knox, Paddy Kelly, Darragh O’Grady, Charlie O’Doherty, Jake Flannery, Sean French.

Celtic Cup Round 3: Munster A v Dragons A, Irish Independent Park, Friday, September 21 (5.30pm).

Tickets

Entry to home Celtic Cup round games are free for Full and Associate members of the MRSC.

Family Pack (two Adults and two Junior): €20; Adult: €10; Junior: €5

All tickets are general admission.

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