Junior Rugby Focus: Clonmel and Abbeyfeale celebrate title wins

Clonmel retained their Munster Junior League Division One crown while Abbeyfeale are also toasting a title this morning.
Junior Rugby Focus: Clonmel and Abbeyfeale celebrate title wins
Mon, 21 Mar, 2016 - 00:00
Olan Allen

A point clear of Bandon, Clonmel knew a bonus point win away to Muskerry would secure a third successive title.

They achieved their goal in style, producing a 34-5 win at Ballyanly. Mark Corby, Luke Hogan, Neville Melbourne, Conor Cooney and Tony Cantwell were try scorers and Cooney kicked three conversions and a penalty. Joe Treacy had a try for the hosts.

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