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06 Sept 2025
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THE Energia Energy All-Ireland League resumed on Saturday after a 20-month break when Young Munster opened their campaign with a 29-7 bonus point victory over Ballynahinch at Tom Clifford Park.
Munsters' scored four tries in all, two in either half, to claim a maximum five point haul against their Ulster visitors.
Munsters' led 14-7 at half-time with tries from Conor Hayes and Shay McCarthy, while Adam Maher and Aaron Hennessy dotted down in the second half.
Out-half Evan Cusack also converted three of the tries and added a second half penalty.
Afterwards Leader Sport caught up with Young Munster captain Alan Kennedy to get his post-match thoughts.
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