The U21's faced Old Crescent in the Donal Walsh at home on Wednesday evening.

Super first half from the lads, saw them lead into the break 9-7.

Finn Connolly's boot with the points.

Old Crescent found form in the second half, final score

Young Munster 9
Old Crescent 38.

The 21's are on a well earned break this week from competitive action.


The All Ireland League is back in all it's glory, the 1st's made the longest trip of the season to Co Down to face Hinch.

The monsoon weather dried up for the 2;30pm KO

Hinch took an early lead , however, a try from Hubert Gilvarry, converted by Kelvin Langan just before half time saw the home team lead 28-7.

In true Cookie fashion, the lads came out in the second half all guns blazing, Shay Mc Carthy getting over the whitewash, Kelvin with the additions.

Within minutes, Christian Foley found his way over for our third, Kelvin 3 from 3 with the boot. 28-19, 13minutes played in the second half.

Hinch pinched a try back 35-19.

Some superb play from the Cookies, slotted Hubert over for his second & conversion added. 35-26.

With 8 minutes on the clock, Paul Allen found himself, egg in hand and over the line for our 5th of the afternoon

A late penalty attempted slotted wide of the uprights, the wind from the Mourne Mts at Kelvins back.

35-33 is how it ended in Ballymacran Park, 2 points on the road was very well deserved.

Teeing us up nicely for the first home game of the AIL season this coming Saturday to St Mary's College