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Letterkenny Rugby Club's U-16 girls with the Ulster team before their United Rugby Championship fixture against Munster
Letterkenny Rugby Club's U-16 girls got 2023 off to an exciting start in Belfast as they were mascots for the United Rugby Championship fixture between Ulster and Munster at Kingspan Stadium.
The girls from Dave Gallaher Memorial Park were there to welcome out the teams before kick-off and then at half-time, Letterkenny played against fellow mascots Limavady CRFHC at the sell-out 18,000 capacity stadium.
Munster secured a 15-14 victory thanks to a last-gasp converted try from Ben Healy.
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