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From watching the game I was pretty impressed by both teams.

The scorline is a bit unfair on Terenure, the 2nd try they conceded was unlucky. I thought they didn’t threaten very much apart from the first try, and had little territory, although still looked strong. They enjoyed some nice spells of possession, and were able to shift the ball to the wider channels effectively. Number 15 Sam Dardis was very good under the high ball and showed some nice footwork. Adam le Grue also took an opportunistic try from a smart piece of play with a quick pick and go.

Michaels weren’t great at the beginning of the game, but grew into it. The defending for Terenure’s try was sloppy although for the rest of the match it was very solid and didn’t have too many problems nullifying Terenure’s attack. They seemed to lack some creativity though, probably due to the injury to the 10 which caused a shift for a number of players. They also gave away a surprising amount of penalties. These can all be improved upon although they aren’t looking like an sct wining team yet. Number 5 Ryan Baird was superb, got through a ton of work and carried powerfully. Other big names such as Scott Penny, number 7 and David Ryan, number 12 also impressed.
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3 fourth years starting for michaels.. two in the front row..

youngest player on the field doesnt turn 16 until May at loosehead prop
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mildlyinterested wrote:3 fourth years starting for michaels.. two in the front row..

youngest player on the field doesnt turn 16 until May at loosehead prop
Yeah it’s pretty remarkable that Jack Boyle is starting at prop in an u19 competition despite being 15 years years old. He carried very impressively as well. It’ll be interesting to see what position he ends up in the the long run, whether it is 1, 8 or another position.
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A16 wrote:
mildlyinterested wrote:3 fourth years starting for michaels.. two in the front row..

youngest player on the field doesnt turn 16 until May at loosehead prop
Yeah it’s pretty remarkable that Jack Boyle is starting at prop in an u19 competition despite being 15 years years old. He carried very impressively as well. It’ll be interesting to see what position he ends up in the the long run, whether it is 1, 8 or another position.

could see him playing 8 in school but 1 for leinster.. depends how much he grows I suppose..

not sure what other positions he could end up in, maybe TH..but doubt it
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Some of the ultras had a melee outside Kiely's later on according to the INDO.
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blockhead wrote:Some of the ultras had a melee outside Kiely's later on according to the INDO.

It was an "Insane" fight apparently...

https://lovindublin.com/news/watch-this ... last-night
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R-Dog wrote:
blockhead wrote:Some of the ultras had a melee outside Kiely's later on according to the INDO.

It was an "Insane" fight apparently...

https://lovindublin.com/news/watch-this ... last-night
"Violent" punches.
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the spoofer wrote:
R-Dog wrote:
blockhead wrote:Some of the ultras had a melee outside Kiely's later on according to the INDO.

It was an "Insane" fight apparently...

https://lovindublin.com/news/watch-this ... last-night
"Violent" punches.
There was bad language and everything involved

Who would have thought a bunch of teenagers drinking all day could end badly. Kielys come across as idiots here
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Rock defeated Knock 46-20.

Was 20-20 in 2nd half though.
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simonokeeffe wrote:
the spoofer wrote:
R-Dog wrote:It was an "Insane" fight apparently...

https://lovindublin.com/news/watch-this ... last-night
"Violent" punches.
There was bad language and everything involved

Who would have thought a bunch of teenagers drinking all day could end badly. Kielys come across as idiots here
The funniest line, for me, is that everyone had scattered by the time the Gardaí arrived.

There's a station less than 100 feet from Kiely's. What took them so long!?
Heavy words are so lightly thrown
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the bear wrote: The funniest line, for me, is that everyone had scattered by the time the Gardaí arrived.

There's a station less than 100 feet from Kiely's. What took them so long!?
It closes at 9 bells and they have to come from bath ave
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johng wrote:
the bear wrote: The funniest line, for me, is that everyone had scattered by the time the Gardaí arrived.

There's a station less than 100 feet from Kiely's. What took them so long!?
It closes at 9 bells and they have to come from bath ave
Now how would you know that?
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Local station init. Passports etc.
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blockhead wrote:
johng wrote:
the bear wrote: The funniest line, for me, is that everyone had scattered by the time the Gardaí arrived.

There's a station less than 100 feet from Kiely's. What took them so long!?
It closes at 9 bells and they have to come from bath ave
Now how would you know that?
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Or that
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johng wrote:
the bear wrote: The funniest line, for me, is that everyone had scattered by the time the Gardaí arrived.

There's a station less than 100 feet from Kiely's. What took them so long!?
It closes at 9 bells and they have to come from bath ave
Didn't this all occur at around 5pm?
Heavy words are so lightly thrown
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Dunno. Not paid it a lot of attention tbf
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Clongowes defeated KH 29-21.
Gerards defeated Fintans 23-7.

Final first round games:
Marys vs Andrews
Wesley vs Roscrea
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The 2nd round draw is as follows:

Blackrock College v St Gerard’s School
St Michael’s College v Clongowes Wood College
Belvedere College v Newbridge College
Cistercian College Roscrea v St Mary’s College
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