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Letterkenny and Ulster rugby player Jack Robinson
Letterkenny RFC’s Jack Robinson showcased his talent by scoring Ulster's sole try in a challenging match against Royal School Armagh on Monday night which the northern province lost 40-7.
This achievement adds to Robinson's growing list of accolades. In October, he scored a try and a conversion for Ulster U-18s in a match against Campbell College, demonstrating his consistent ability to perform under pressure.
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Robinson's contributions have been pivotal in Letterkenny RFC's successes. He played a key role in the U-18 team's impressive victory over Coleraine, where he was among the try-scorers in a dominant performance.
The leadership at Letterkenny RFC has expressed immense pride in Robinson's accomplishments.
As Robinson continues to excel, the local rugby community eagerly anticipates his future endeavors, confident that his dedication and prowess will lead to even greater achievements.
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