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Ardscoil Ris, play-off winners over St Munchin's College, will face PBC in the Munster Schools Senior Cup quarter-finals
THE draw for the quarter-finals of the Clayton Hotels Munster Schools Senior Cup was made at Clanwilliam FC on Thursday afternoon.
Just one Limerick side has been handed a home tie in the quarter-finals which will take place on the first week in February.
Crescent College, winners over St Clement’s College in the opening round, will host Rockwell College, winners over Castletroy College in today, (Thursday’s) play-off game, 15-7, at Clanwilliam FC
Elsewhere in the quarter-finals, Ardscoil Ris’ reward for their hard-earned play-off win over St Munchin’s College on Wednesday, is a trip to Cork to face holders PBC.
Qualifiers St Clement’s College also face a trip to Leeside to take on CBC.
The quarter-final line-up is completed by Glenstal Abbey School’s tie away to Bandon Grammar School.
Clayton Hotels Munster Schools Senior Cup quarter-final draw:
PBC v Ardscoil Ris
CBC v St Clement’s College
Crescent College Comprehensive v Rockwell College
Bandon Grammar School v Glenstal Abbey
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