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Paul Oyedeji, of Ardscoil Ris, looks to make a break in their Munster Schools Junior Cup quarter-final win over Castletroy College at Thomond Park | PICTURE: Brendan Gleeson
ÁRDSCOIL Rís will seek to secure a place in this season's Munster Schools Junior Cup final when taking on CBC, of Cork, in their semi-final clash at Virgin Media Park today, Tuesday, at 1.30pm.
The Limerick side secured their place in the semi-finals thanks to a 19-14 quarter-final success over local rivals Castletroy College at Thomond Park a week ago.
The North Circular Road students had tries from full-back Najim Jagana, winger Oisín Healy and Dylan Quirke, with Daniel Curran adding two successful conversions.
Ardscoil had earlier defeated Glenstal Abbey 24-7, outscoring the Murroe side by four tries to one.
The winners of today's semi-final will face either Bandon Grammar School or PBC in this season's Munster Schools Junior Cup decider. The Cork rivals go head-to-head in their semi-final tomorrow, Wednesday, at Virgin Media Park, 2pm.
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