All Black Spencer brings fresh impetus to Terenure's redemption road

Last season’s failure to secure a top-four finish stung the 2023 champions after four successive years of AIL knockout rugby.
All Black Spencer brings fresh impetus to Terenure's redemption road

Terenure’s Luke Clohessy at the Energia All-Ireland Leagues launch. Pic: Ryan Byrne, Inpho

With a headline-grabbing new head coach and a burning desire to return the Energia AIL men’s title to Lakelands, Terenure can be expected to be front and centre of the push for play-off positions in Division 1A this season.

Last season’s failure to secure a top-four finish stung the 2023 champions after four successive years of AIL knockout rugby, but the arrival of former All Blacks playmaker Carlos Spencer on a three-year contract as successor to title-winning head coach Sean Skehan has brought some fresh impetus. 

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