PLAYING WITH THE BARBARIANS at Twickenham last weekend and on the sidelines with Cork Constitution in Templeogue today — Mick O’Driscoll is keeping busy after hanging up his boots earlier this year.
The former Munster and Ireland lock, who is now part of the Cork Constitution coaching set-up, was on the sidelines for the Ulster Bank League clash at Templeville Road this afternoon.
Con were trailing 15-3 at the break but three second-half tries from James Ryan, Gerry Hurley and Rob Jermyn resulted in a 22-18 win.
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Result of the day — the last set of UBL matches before the festive break — was on the back pitch at the Aviva Stadium. Ron Boucher scored a hat-trick of tries for league champions Lansdowne as they monstered Dolphin 61-11.
Newly promoted Ballynahinch were beaten 16-12 by Clontarf at Ballymacarn Park. Old Belvedere beat Garryowen 15-5 at home thanks to tries from Peter Robb and Shaun Berne. Down at Tom Clifford Park, Young Munster beat UCD 22-16 with Brian Haugh kicking 17 points for the home side.
Clontarf lead Old Belvedere by one point with Lansdowne climbing to third in the league standings.
Former Munster lock Mick O'Driscoll on the sidelines as Cork Con win
PLAYING WITH THE BARBARIANS at Twickenham last weekend and on the sidelines with Cork Constitution in Templeogue today — Mick O’Driscoll is keeping busy after hanging up his boots earlier this year.
The former Munster and Ireland lock, who is now part of the Cork Constitution coaching set-up, was on the sidelines for the Ulster Bank League clash at Templeville Road this afternoon.
Con were trailing 15-3 at the break but three second-half tries from James Ryan, Gerry Hurley and Rob Jermyn resulted in a 22-18 win.
Result of the day — the last set of UBL matches before the festive break — was on the back pitch at the Aviva Stadium. Ron Boucher scored a hat-trick of tries for league champions Lansdowne as they monstered Dolphin 61-11.
Newly promoted Ballynahinch were beaten 16-12 by Clontarf at Ballymacarn Park. Old Belvedere beat Garryowen 15-5 at home thanks to tries from Peter Robb and Shaun Berne. Down at Tom Clifford Park, Young Munster beat UCD 22-16 with Brian Haugh kicking 17 points for the home side.
Clontarf lead Old Belvedere by one point with Lansdowne climbing to third in the league standings.
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