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Voting is now open for the Munster Schools Senior Cup Try of the Season and three Limerick players are in the shortlist. Tries from CBC, Ardscoil Rís, St Munchin’s, Crescent College and Rockwell College are all in the running, with the Limerick trio of Jack Ward Murphy – Ardscoil Rís, James O’Brien – St Munchin’s and Eoin Cantillon-Mann – Crescent College all in the hunt for the win.
Choose from five brilliant tries: - To vote - Click this link
The finalists
David Kiely – CBC
Jack Ward Murphy – Ardscoil Rís
James O’Brien – St Munchin’s
Eoin Cantillon-Mann – Crescent College
Joshua O’Dwyer – Rockwell College
Vote for your favourite try below.
Voting closes on Wednesday, April 1.
Robert Browne, Mary Flynn, Alison Curtis - Presenter, Weekend Breakfast on Today FM, Noreen Cotter
Members of the Limerick Pyrite Action Group attending a protest in Dublin last month
Bernadette Murphy, Director of Nursing, Perioperative Directorate, UL Hospitals Group
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