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Letterkenny U-18 side
Letterkenny RFC's U-18 team secured a thrilling 11-10 victory over Banbridge RFC in the League Cup quarter-final.
The match was closely contested, with both teams displaying commendable skill and determination.
Jack Robinson, a standout player for Letterkenny, scored the team's sole try. Robinson has been in impressive form, having previously represented Ulster U-18s and contributing significantly in various matches.
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Rory O’Brien was instrumental in securing the win, successfully converting two penalties. O’Brien has consistently demonstrated his kicking prowess, maintaining a perfect record in previous games.
This hard-fought victory propels Letterkenny RFC's U-18s into the semi-finals.
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