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Last-gasp McLaughlin proves Wesley hero
Out-half Ken McLaughlin held his nerve to fire over a penalty in the last minute and give Wesley College a 6-3 victory over DLS Churchtown in the Leinster Schools (Section B) Vinnie Murray Cup quarter-finals yesterday.
Dunne leads way in Pat's drubbing
Marist College, Athlone, enjoyed a productive Connacht Schools Senior Cup second-round success as they demolished St Patrick's, Tuam.
Bradley gets Abbey off to winning start
Glenstal made a winning start to the Munster schools Junior Cup by beating Rockwell in perfect conditions at Clanwilliam yesterday.
From little acorns . . .
It was the late spring of 1994 and the Willow Park U-13's rugby team had just returned to the school to celebrate winning the U-13 Cup. It was obviously a momentous day for the young players and an exciting day for the school.
Rock solid contenders
When the draw was made at Templeville Road back in early December the immediate feeling was one of satisfaction all round. Of course, if your loyalty lay with CBC, Castleknock or St Gerard's that satisfaction was measured.
Hopefuls bidding to burn the Wood
Probably the most predictable aspect to Junior Cup rugby is its unpredictability. Last year the U-15 title changed hands in all four provinces. This year Clongowes Wood, Castletroy College, Sligo Grammar and RBAI will be hoping to turn that developing trend on its head, with each setting out in search of back-to-back successes and, in one or two cases, with justified optimism.
Heineken Cup Upcoming Fixtures
Friday December 11th
Saturday December 12th
