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Young Munster back-row duo, Bailey Faloon and Ronàn O’Sullivan, combine to halt the progress of Cork Con's David Hyland in this month's Munster Senior Cup semi-final | PICTURE: Kieran Ryan-Benson
THE details have been confirmed for this season's Munster Senior Cup final.
Holders Young Munster will take on first time finalists Nenagh Ormond in the showpiece final on Thursday, March 16 at Thomond Park at 7.30pm.
Munsters', who will be appearing in their fourth successive final, defeated Cork Constitution 19-13 in the semi-final to book their place in the decider.
Tries from Stephen Lyons and Bailey Faloon and an Evan Cusack penalty gave the Greenfields side a 13-6 halftime lead.
Cusack extended the home side’s advantage with a penalty before Con’ closed the gap to three points with a try from Billy Crowley, which Moynahan converted.
However, Young Munster held firm in the closing stages and a Cusack penalty secured their place in the final.
Nenagh Ormond became the first Tipperary side to reach the final when scoring a comfortable 28-5 home win over Highfield in their semi-final.
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