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UL joint-vice captain Cormac Woulfe, PICTURE: Brendan Gleeson
UNIVERSITY of Limerick have been drawn against TU Dublin in the Sigerson Cup quarter-final on Tuesday evening in Grangegorman. The quarter-final clash gets underway at 7pm in the Dublin venue.
TU Dublin have rewarded with a home quarter-final after winning both of their games in the Sigerson Cup. UL defeated University of Galway in round three of the Sigerson Cup last Tuesday. Two goals from Cian O'Grady and a goal from Cian McHale proved to be the difference as the Castletroy College won out 3-8 to 0-14.
St Senan's Cormac Woulfe and Darragh O'Hagan are part of the UL Sigerson Cup team.
Woulfe is vice-captain of the team and he has lined out at full back. Darragh O'Hagan has lined out in midfield.
University of Limerick are managed by Newcastle West’s Declan Brouder and Seanie Buckley of Dromcollogher Broadford is also part of the backroom team.
Meanwhile, UCD face MTU Kerry, DCU take on TUS Midlands and Ulster University take on Maynooth University in the three remaining Sigerson Cup quarter-finals.
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