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Action from Garryowen's recent Bateman Cup semi-final clash with Lansdowne at Dooradoyle
THE 2019 Bateman Cup final featuring Garryowen and City of Armagh will take place in Dublin in April.
It had been expected that the fixture would be staged at either Garryowen’s Dooradoyle Grounds or City of Armagh’s Palace Grounds.
However, City of Armagh confirmed this Tuesday that the final will be played at St Mary’s RFCs Templeville Road grounds on Saturday, April 20 with a provisional kick-off time of 2.30pm.
The start time for the decider could change depending on whether Munster or Ulster are involved in the Heineken Champions Cup semi-finals that day.
Garryowen earned their place in this season’s Bateman Cup final by defeating Lansdowne in a hard fought semi-final at Dooradoyle earlier this month.
Bateman Cup Final - Venue Announced
— City of Armagh RFC (@CityOfArmaghRFC) January 22, 2019
The Bateman Cup final for 2018-19 will be held in @StMarysRFC, Templeville Road, Dublin, on Sat 20th April 2019@CityOfArmaghRFC v @GarryowenFC
KO is 2.30pm, however with EPCR semi finals, KO time may have to be adjusted#RABA ❤️ pic.twitter.com/tczaWXqLu8
While Garryowen sit in fourth place in Division 1A of the All-Ireland League, City of Armagh lie in fifth spot in Division 1B.
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