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Munster U19s Named For Connacht

9th September 2017 By The Editor

Munster U19s Named For Connacht

Action from the Munster U19 fixture against Leinster last weekend at CIT. ©INPHO/Oisin Keniry

Munster U19 Head Coach Colm McMahon has named his side to face Connacht tomorrow, 10th September in the Sportsground, Galway.

Following a disappointing 13-12 defeat to Leinster last weekend, Munster will set out to claim their first Interprovincial win in what promises to be a challenging away fixture.

McMahon has made seven changes to his starting line-up which sees Billy Scannell, brother of Munster players Niall and Rory, move into the hooker position to replace John Hodnett who takes to the bench.

Roy Whelan has been named in the second row replacing Luke Clohessey who moves to number 8 as Colin Deane makes way to the replacements.

Colin Sisk will start at scrum-half replacing the injured Craig Casey, and also takes over the captaincy role.

A further change is made on the wing which sees Jonathan Wren move to fullback with Ikem Ugwueru taking his place.

Evan O’Gorman moves into the centre position replacing Kieran Dunne and joins Sean French who retains his place at 13.

Munster XV: Jonathan Wren (PBC); Conor Phillips (Crescent College), Sean French (PBC), Evan O’Gorman (Young Munster), Ikem Ugwueru (Ennis); Jack Flannery (Rockwell College), Colin Sisk (Capt.) (CBC); Josh Wycherley (Roscrea College), Billy Scannell (PBC), Luke Masters (CBC); Roy Whelan (Ardscoil Rís), Paddy Kelly (St. Munchin’s College), David Hyland (PBC), Daniel Feasy (Crescent College), Luke Clohessey (Ardscoil Rís). Replacements: John Hodnett (Clonakilty), Travis Coomey (Bandon Grammar School), Ashley Deane (Bandon Grammar School), Colin Deane (Bandon Grammar School), James O’Shaughnessy (PBC), Harry Byrne (Garryowen), Michael Gorman (Ardscoil Rís), Conor Hayes (Young Munster).

Munster U19 Fixtures & Results

Sat., 2nd September | Munster 13 v Leinster 12

Sun., 9th September | Connacht v Munster | Sportsground, ko 2.30pm

Sat., 16th September | Ulster v Munster | RBAI, ko 3.30pm

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