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MUNSTER Rugby's Ruadhan Quinn played a starring role as Ireland U20s secured a second successive Grand Slam thanks to an impressive victory over England at a sold-out Musgrave Park.
The open-side flanker scored a try against Wales in the opening round of the U20 Six Nations Championship and bagged a hat-trick against Scotland in an 82-7 victory which saw the 19-year-old pick up the man-of-the-match award.
Sunday's success over England capped a memorable 12 months for Old Crescent player Quinn who won a Munster Schools Senior Cup medal with Crescent College Comprehensive last March.
The exciting back-row became Munster's youngest debutant in the professional era when he featured for the province against Zebre in the United Rugby Championship in September.
Multimedia reporter Meghann Scully caught up with Ruadhan Quinn following Ireland U20s Grand Slam success in Cork.
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