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06 Sept 2025
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Action from the meeting of Castletroy College and St Munchin's College in this season's Munster Schools Junior Cup at Thomond Park | PICTURE: Adrian Butler
THREE Limerick sides will be looking to book places in this season's Munster Schools Junior Cup final later today, Wednesday.
The semi-finals are being played as a double header at Thomond Park.
In today's opening game Limerick rivals Árdscoil Rís and Castletroy College go head-to-head at 1pm.
Árdscoil Ris overcame Rockwell College in the quarter-finals last week to advance to the last four stage. Castletroy took the direct route to the semi-finals when securing an exciting 18-16 victory over local rivals St Munchin's College at Thomond Park at the start of last month.
Then in the day's second semi-final, St Munchin's College take on PBC at 3.30pm. St Munchin's secured their passage into the last four with a 20-10 quarter-final win over Crescent College Comprehensive last time out.
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