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Action from Crescent College Comprehensive's Munster Schools Junior Cup game with Kinsale CS at Thomond Park last month | PICTURE: Adrian Butler
FOUR Limerick sides are in Munster Schools Junior Cup action this Wednesday as the competition begins to reach the business end.
Among the highlights is a Limerick derby meeting of Ardscoil Rís and Crescent College Comprehensive at Liam Fitzgerald Park, 2pm, in a quarter-final eliminator. The winner of this clash will advance to the quarter-finals of the Junior Cup. Crescent College overcame Kinsale CS in their previous Cup fixture last month.
In another quarter-final eliminator, Castletroy College make the trip to Leeside to face PBC, of Cork, at Virgin Media Park, 2pm. The winner of this fixture will advance to the quarter-finals of the Junior Cup. Castletroy scored an impressive win over a spirited Glenstal Abbey side in their previous outing in the Junior Cup.
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In the final Munster Schools Junior Cup fixture featuring a Limerick side this Wednesday, St Munchin's College take on Rockwell College at St Mary's RFCs Multiflow Park, also 2pm, in a semi-final qualifier.
The winner of this fixture will progress directly to the Munster Shools Junior Cup semi-finals.
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