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- Leo Cullen
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Re: Ireland u20 2018-2019
17-0 to Ireland at HT. snip tries from casey and penny.
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- Leo Cullen
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Re: Ireland u20 2018-2019
34-14 full time.
tries from Casey x2, Penny and Hawkshaw.
Very impressive performances from Casey, Byrne and Hawkshaw.
Pack overall very good.
tries from Casey x2, Penny and Hawkshaw.
Very impressive performances from Casey, Byrne and Hawkshaw.
Pack overall very good.
Re: Ireland u20 2018-2019
How well is Charlie Ryan rated.mildlyinterested wrote:34-14 full time.
tries from Casey x2, Penny and Hawkshaw.
Very impressive performances from Casey, Byrne and Hawkshaw.
Pack overall very good.
Reason I ask is just a small thing but about few minutes before full time, just before the 2nd YC for Italy one of the Italian players was having a go at an isolated player.
Out of nowhere Ryan appeared and warned the Italian off.
A good bit of off the ball unseen work.
Mirror, Mirror on the Wall who's the greatest player of them all? It is Drico your majesty.
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- Leo Cullen
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Re: Ireland u20 2018-2019
had big reputation in school, but finished 6th year injured.Oldschool wrote:How well is Charlie Ryan rated.mildlyinterested wrote:34-14 full time.
tries from Casey x2, Penny and Hawkshaw.
Very impressive performances from Casey, Byrne and Hawkshaw.
Pack overall very good.
Reason I ask is just a small thing but about few minutes before full time, just before the 2nd YC for Italy one of the Italian players was having a go at an isolated player.
Out of nowhere Ryan appeared and warned the Italian off.
A good bit of off the ball unseen work.
came back last season and looked off the pace athletically.
needed a big season and is having it.
Re: Ireland u20 2018-2019
Wales 20s beat England 11-10. Could have a decider in North Wales on Fri Mar 15. France got a BP win over the Scots 42-27
Re: Ireland u20 2018-2019
Good win. 9, 10 and 12 are classy players who make the team tick. I like the quick pace they play at, it tests their skills but the whole team look comfortable on the ball. Wycherley needs to work on his handling but generally the skills are very good.
It was a bit of an odd game. Very stop start with long periods between play and a few mistakes disrupted Ireland's flow. I don't think the wingers got any ball in space to attack.
I thought Penny was outstanding again. He has some try scoring record! His short height combined with his speed is an advantage near the line. BOD was similar and Casey made it count by burrowing over twice.
Byrne put in some great kicks. He has a long kick which is a good weapon to have when you consider how hard teams have to work for every meter gained. Casey's kicking was also superb and his passing is Stronger like. Only my second time seeing Hawkshaw but he looks like a Matt Giteau type of player.
So with Wales beating England it might come down to the final weekend. France are still in it. 2 tough games to come.
It was a bit of an odd game. Very stop start with long periods between play and a few mistakes disrupted Ireland's flow. I don't think the wingers got any ball in space to attack.
I thought Penny was outstanding again. He has some try scoring record! His short height combined with his speed is an advantage near the line. BOD was similar and Casey made it count by burrowing over twice.
Byrne put in some great kicks. He has a long kick which is a good weapon to have when you consider how hard teams have to work for every meter gained. Casey's kicking was also superb and his passing is Stronger like. Only my second time seeing Hawkshaw but he looks like a Matt Giteau type of player.
So with Wales beating England it might come down to the final weekend. France are still in it. 2 tough games to come.
Re: Ireland u20 2018-2019
Will Hawkshaw be big enough to play professional rugby at 12.
Is josh Wycherley fineens brother?
Is josh Wycherley fineens brother?
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- Leo Cullen
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Pro rugby yes.. really like what I've seen of him at 12.lummix wrote:Will Hawkshaw be big enough to play professional rugby at 12.
Is josh Wycherley fineens brother?
Top level internationals tbd.
Yeah he is.
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Re: Ireland u20 2018-2019
I didn't see the whole game but Hawkshaw reminds me of Leavy at a similar age, all the talent in the world but needs to get more involved and dominate physically. He seems to hover around the action at times rather than being in the thick of it, whereas Turner seems like a man possessed trying to make an impact. Hawkshaw's defence needs a lot of work, don't think it's a coincidence that Italy looked threatening down his channel, his tackle technique really isn't good, he goes way too high and often just grabs at the player and drags them down instead of putting his shoulder in. Also think he takes too much out of the ball at times instead of giving the simple pass at the right time.
Really impressed with Harry Byrne again, he has a huge boot and his passing in traffic is really snappy. It's probably stupid to compare him with his brother but it's hard not to. Ross' passes can sort of float into the space, whereas Harry's passes get fired into it and really encourage the runner onto them.
Scrumhalves are supposed to be annoying but I'm not sure I've ever hated a scrumhalf on my own team before I say that as a compliment, Casey is a brilliant player but he was winding up the opposition so much that it even bugged me and I can already picture him riling Leinster up in Thomond or the Aviva! The way he tried to put the opposition hooker off at lineout time was making my teeth itch. Clearly a very determined guy and a brilliant talent, hope he kicks on for Munster, could be a great impact sub for Nick next season.
Really impressed with Harry Byrne again, he has a huge boot and his passing in traffic is really snappy. It's probably stupid to compare him with his brother but it's hard not to. Ross' passes can sort of float into the space, whereas Harry's passes get fired into it and really encourage the runner onto them.
Scrumhalves are supposed to be annoying but I'm not sure I've ever hated a scrumhalf on my own team before I say that as a compliment, Casey is a brilliant player but he was winding up the opposition so much that it even bugged me and I can already picture him riling Leinster up in Thomond or the Aviva! The way he tried to put the opposition hooker off at lineout time was making my teeth itch. Clearly a very determined guy and a brilliant talent, hope he kicks on for Munster, could be a great impact sub for Nick next season.
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- Leo Cullen
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Re: Ireland u20 2018-2019
highlights of last game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycMyhmiLXQY
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- Leo Cullen
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Re: Ireland u20 2018-2019
2019 WORLD RUGBY UNDER-20 CHAMPIONSHIP:
POOL A – France, Argentina, Wales, Fiji
POOL B – England, Australia, Italy, IRELAND
POOL C – South Africa, New Zealand, Georgia, Scotland
IRELAND UNDER-20s – POOL B FIXTURES:
Tuesday, June 4 – England v IRELAND, CRAI, Santa Fe, 3.30pm local time/7.30pm Irish time
Saturday. June 8 – Australia v IRELAND, CRAI, Santa Fe, 10.30am local time/2.30pm Irish time
Wednesday, June 12 – Italy v IRELAND, CRAI, Santa Fe, 10.30am local time/2.30pm Irish time
The semi-finals take place on Monday, June 17, with the final and play-offs down for decision on Saturday, June 22
POOL A – France, Argentina, Wales, Fiji
POOL B – England, Australia, Italy, IRELAND
POOL C – South Africa, New Zealand, Georgia, Scotland
IRELAND UNDER-20s – POOL B FIXTURES:
Tuesday, June 4 – England v IRELAND, CRAI, Santa Fe, 3.30pm local time/7.30pm Irish time
Saturday. June 8 – Australia v IRELAND, CRAI, Santa Fe, 10.30am local time/2.30pm Irish time
Wednesday, June 12 – Italy v IRELAND, CRAI, Santa Fe, 10.30am local time/2.30pm Irish time
The semi-finals take place on Monday, June 17, with the final and play-offs down for decision on Saturday, June 22
Re: Ireland u20 2018-2019
Tough group - don’t see the 4th ranked team coming from Ireland’s group so have to win it
...a beautiful weighted pass...it is 3 on 2...it is 3 on 1...Hickie!...Magnificent!
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- Leo Cullen
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Re: Ireland u20 2018-2019
Hopefully see baird this friday versus France.
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- Leo Cullen
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Hawkshaw a doubt for 20s.
Milne out.
Milne out.
Re: Ireland u20 2018-2019
Ireland U20 v France U20, (U20 Six Championship, Irish Independent Park, Cork, March 8th, 2019. Kick-Off 7.15pm RTE2)
15. Jake Flannery (Shannon/Munster)
14. Angus Kernohan (Queen’s University/Ulster)
13. Liam Turner (Dublin University/Leinster)
12. Sean French (Cork Constitution/Munster)
11. Jonathan Wren (Cork Constitution/Munster)
10. Harry Byrne (Lansdowne/Leinster)
9. Craig Casey (Shannon/Munster)
1. Josh Wycherley (Young Munster/Munster)
2. Dylan Tierney-Martin (Corinthians/Connacht)
3. Thomas Clarkson (Dublin University/Leinster)
4. Charlie Ryan (UCD/Leinster) Captain
5. Niall Murray (Buccaneers/Connacht)
6. Martin Moloney (Old Belvedere/Leinster)
7. Scott Penny (UCD RFC/Leinster)
8. John Hodnett (UCC/Munster)
16. John McKee (Old Belvedere/Leinster)
17. Callum Reid (Banbridge/Ulster)
18. Ryan Lomas (Galwegians/Connacht)
19. Ryan Baird (Dublin University/Leinster) *
20. David McCann (Banbridge/Ulster)
21. Cormac Foley (St. Mary’s College / Leinster)
22. Ben Healy (Garryowen/Munster)
23. Rob Russell (Dublin University/Leinster)
15. Jake Flannery (Shannon/Munster)
14. Angus Kernohan (Queen’s University/Ulster)
13. Liam Turner (Dublin University/Leinster)
12. Sean French (Cork Constitution/Munster)
11. Jonathan Wren (Cork Constitution/Munster)
10. Harry Byrne (Lansdowne/Leinster)
9. Craig Casey (Shannon/Munster)
1. Josh Wycherley (Young Munster/Munster)
2. Dylan Tierney-Martin (Corinthians/Connacht)
3. Thomas Clarkson (Dublin University/Leinster)
4. Charlie Ryan (UCD/Leinster) Captain
5. Niall Murray (Buccaneers/Connacht)
6. Martin Moloney (Old Belvedere/Leinster)
7. Scott Penny (UCD RFC/Leinster)
8. John Hodnett (UCC/Munster)
16. John McKee (Old Belvedere/Leinster)
17. Callum Reid (Banbridge/Ulster)
18. Ryan Lomas (Galwegians/Connacht)
19. Ryan Baird (Dublin University/Leinster) *
20. David McCann (Banbridge/Ulster)
21. Cormac Foley (St. Mary’s College / Leinster)
22. Ben Healy (Garryowen/Munster)
23. Rob Russell (Dublin University/Leinster)
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- Leo Cullen
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Re: Ireland u20 2018-2019
excited to see French & Baird.
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- Leo Cullen
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Re: Ireland u20 2018-2019
Apparently David Hawkshaw did his ACL, and will be out for remaining Six Nations games and JWC.
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- Leo Cullen
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Re: Ireland u20 2018-2019
Harry Byrne also out with injury.
Re: Ireland u20 2018-2019
Brilliant match. 26 17 to Ireland after 60 minutes. The Cork crowd are also really playing their part.
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Re: Ireland u20 2018-2019
Stonkingly good game of rugby alrightD4surfer wrote:Brilliant match. 26 17 to Ireland after 60 minutes. The Cork crowd are also really playing their part.
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