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Coach Owen Cleary with Carrick RFC U-17 players Ellen Boylan, Gwen Flatley, Aoife Fleming, Lorna O Neill, Mia Murphy, Lauren Butler at Irish Independent Park in Cork on Sunday.
Six Carrick-on-Suir Rugby Club U-17 girls, accompanied by coach Owen Cleary, competed in a Munster U-17s development squad blitz in Irish Independent Park in Cork on Sunday.
The six were Ellen Boylan, Gwen Flatley, Aoife Fleming, Lorna O’Neill, Mia Murphy and Lauren Butler.
This was a huge experience for the Carrick RFC girls. The future of girls rugby in Carrick-on-Suir is looking very bright.
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