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ST MUNCHIN'S College's dream of a big double lives on after the Corbally side's junior side advanced to a Munster Schools Junior Cup final showdown with CBC, of Cork, at Virgin Media Park later this month.
Clinical St Munchin's eased past Bandon Grammar School 44-8 in their Junior Cup semi-final at Thomond Park on Wednesday afternoon.
An impressive first half showing which saw the Corbally side build a significant 23-3 lead paved the way for St Munchin's comprehensive victory.
Final opponents CBC booked their place in the Junior Cup final thanks to a 26-15 victory over Rockwell College at Fethard Town park on Wednesday afternoon.
St Munchin's College will look to complete what they hope could be the first leg of a famous double when taking on a highly-rated PBC side in the Pinergy Munster Schools Senior Cup final at Virgin Media Park in Cork, on Wednesday, March 18 at 2pm.
READ NEXT: Ruthless St Munchin's College reach Munster Schools Junior Cup final as big double dream lives on
Leader Sport's Joel Slattery caught up with St Munchin's College Junior Cup head coach James O'Neill following their impressive Munster Schools Junior Cup semi-final win over Bandon Grammar School on Wednesday
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