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Action from the meeting of St Munchin's College and Crescent College Comprehensive in the Munster Schools Boys' Senior Cup at Thomond Park. PICTURE: Adrian Butler
TWO Limerick schools are on the road this Wednesday as both St Munchin's and Crescent College Comprehensive travel to Virgin Media Park - with Bandon Grammar School the opposition for both sides in Munster Schools Senior and Junior Cup action.
In the Pinergy Munster Senior Schools Cup semi-final, Munchin's take on the West Cork side at 12.45.
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The Limerick side reached the last four after a thrilling 14-10 win in the qualifier replay over Crescent College. Crescent's senior side subsequently fell to Christian Brothers Cork in the quarter-final leaving the Corbally side the sole Limerick school left in the senior cup.
The Andrew O’Byrne-coached side are bidding to reach the decider for the first time since 2012.
CBC take on old rivals Presentation Brothers College in the second semi-final on Thursday.
Meanwhile, Crescent College are in Munster Junior Schools Cup quarter-final action, also against Bandon, kicking off at 3pm.
The Limerick school were 34-21 winners against Kinsale in their opening round of the Cup stage of the competition.
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