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Brandon Delicato scores a try for Clonmel against Dolphin in the All-Ireland League game at Virgin Media Park in Cork. Picture: Paul Morris
Following last weekend's 32-19 defeat by Dolphin at Virgin Media Park, Clonmel Rugby Club will be looking to get back to winning ways this Saturday when they entertain Malahide at Ard Gaoithe at 2.30 in Division 2C of the Energia All-Ireland League.
Clonmel began the campaign with a bonus point win over Ballyclare before last weekend's defeat in Cork.
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Malahide were relegated from Division 2B last season, and with only two points between them and Belfast Harlequins in their meeting last Saturday, it should be a close game.
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The Clonmel team that lined out against Dolphin was -
Tim Nugent, Jason Monua, Tomas Stransky, Diarmuid Brannock, Keith Melbourne, Conor Bowen, Mbongeni Masuka, Andrew Daly, Ben O’Dwyer, Drew Musa, Liam Maher, Joe O’Connor, Henry Buttimer, Michael Connellan, Jack Walsh.
Substitutes: Sean Sweetman, Brandon Delicato, Luke Slattery, Zak Cahalan, Aidan Hickey.
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