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Bank Of Ireland Munster Senior Challenge Cup Draw

10th August 2022 By The Editor

Bank Of Ireland Munster Senior Challenge Cup Draw

A view of today's Bank of Ireland Munster Senior Challenge Cup draw at Bank of Ireland's O'Connell St branch in Limerick

The draw has been made for the 2022/23 Bank of Ireland Munster Senior Challenge Cup with 16 teams set to battle it out for the prestigious trophy.

Munster Junior League champions and Junior Clubs Challenge Cup winners Newcastlewest RFC joined Munster’s 15 Men’s All Ireland League clubs in the draw.

Bank of Ireland Manager for Limerick City Morgan Whelan and Munster Rugby players Ben Healy and Daniel Okeke conducted the draw at Bank of Ireland’s O’Connell St branch in Limerick this afternoon.

Healy, who played in a Munster Senior Challenge Cup final in 2019 with Garryowen, said: “When I got to Garryowen and when I was playing, the Senior Cup was as big as the AIL and some people who were heavily involved in the club would think it was bigger.

“They’d be telling you about the times we won it, the times we played in it and the times we lost it. It was very significant, I learned that when I went to Garryowen.”

Details of the draw which was conducted today can be found below.

Round 1 – 10th September

Match A: Cashel RFC v Newcastle West RFC

Match B: Bruff RFC v Highfield RFC

Match C: Garryowen FC v Midleton RFC

Match D: Old Crescent RFC v Nenagh Ormond RFC

Match E: UL Bohemian RFC v Young Munster RFC

Match F: Clonmel RFC v Sundays Well RFC

Match G: UCC RFC v Shannon RFC

Match H: Dolphin RFC v Cork Constitution FC

Round 2 – 17th September

Match I: Winner of Match C v Winner of Match D

Match J: Winner of Match G v Winner of Match B

Match K: Winner of Match F v Winner of Match E

Match L: Winner of Match H v Winner of Match A

Semi-Finals – Date TBC

Match M: Winner of Match K v Winner of Match L

Match N: Winner of Match I v Winner of Match J

Final – Date TBC

Winner of Match N v Winner of Match M

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