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Kilkenny man Tim Corkery named on bench for Ireland U20’s Six Nations opener

Ireland take on Scotland in their first Six Nations game of the season on Saturday.

Stephen Byrne by Stephen Byrne
Friday 18 June, 2021
in Rugby
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Kilkenny man Tim Corkery has been named on the bench for the Ireland U20’s opening Six Nations game against Scotland in Cardiff on Saturday (2pm).

Head Coach Richie Murphy has named Munster back row Alex Kendellen as captain the side for the Round 1 encounter at Cardiff Arms Park, as Ireland returns to U20 Six Nations action for the first time since March 2020.

Kendellen is one of five players included in Murphy’s Match Day 26 – three extra players can be named on the replacements bench due to the condensed nature of the tournament – who made their Guinness PRO14 debuts this season, including Jamie Osborne and Ben Moxham in the back three and Alex Soroka in the back row.

Leinster’s Osborne and Moxham of Ulster are joined in the back three by Josh O’Connor with Connacht duo Cathal Forde and Shane Jennings making up the midfield partnership.

It’s an all-Ulster half-back pairing as Conor McKee and James Humphreys start at scrum-half and out-half respectively.

In the front row, Leinster’s Temi Lasisi, Ronan Loughnane, and Sam Illo pack down together, while Mark Morrissey and Harry Sheridan are named in the second row. Soroka – who won two caps during the 2020 U20 Six Nations – starts at blindside flanker with Connacht’s Oisin McCormack at seven and Kendellen at number eight.

With 11 replacements named, Murphy has plenty of options on the bench as Ireland gets their campaign underway in Cardiff.

Tim Corkery, who made his Leinster debut against Zebre back in March, is the fifth player in the Match Day squad with senior experience to his name, while the out-half also featured for Ireland during last year’s Six Nations.

Ireland U20s Team & Replacements

15. Jamie Osborne (Naas CBS/Naas RFC/Leinster)
14. Ben Moxham (Larne High School/Ballymena RFC/Ulster)
13. Shane Jennings (Garbally College/Buccaneers RFC/Connacht)
12. Cathal Forde (Colaiste Iognaid/Corinthians RFC/Connacht)
11. Josh O’Connor (St Peter’s College/UCD RFC/Leinster)
10. James Humphreys (Dean Close School/Queen’s University Belfast RFC/Ulster)
9. Conor McKee (Sullivan Upper School/Queen’s University Belfast RFC/Ulster)

1. Temi Lasisi (CBS Enniscorthy/Lansdowne FC/Leinster)
2. Ronan Loughnane (Cistercian College Roscrea/UCD RFC/Leinster)
3. Sam Illo (Wesley College/Old Wesley RFC/Leinster)
4. Mark Morrissey (Blackrock College/UCD RFC/Leinster)
5. Harry Sheridan (Sullivan Upper School/Dublin University FC/Ulster)
6. Alex Soroka (Belvedere College/Clontarf RFC/Leinster)
7. Oisin McCormack (Garbally College/Buccaneers RFC/Connacht)
8. Alex Kendellen (PBC Cork/UCC RFC/Munster)(Captain)

Replacements:

16. Eoin de Buitléar (Scoil Chuimsitheach Chiáran/An Ghaeltacht/Corinthians RFC/Connacht)
17. Jack Boyle (St Michael’s College/UCD RFC/Leinster)
18. Mark Donnelly (CBC Cork/Garryowen RFC/Munster)
19. Jack Kelleher (PBC Cork/UCC RFC/Munster)
20. Reuben Crothers (Wallace High School/Ballynahinch RFC/Ulster)
21. Will Reilly (CBS Portlaoise/MU Barnhall/Leinster)
22. Tim Corkery (St Kieran’s College, Kilkenny/UCD RFC/Leinster)
23. Chris Cosgrave (St Michael’s College/UCD RFC/Leinster)
24. Donnacha Byrne (Summerhill College/Sligo RFC/Connacht)
25. Ben Carson (Wallace High School/Banbridge RFC/Ulster)
26. Daniel Okeke (Ard Scoil Ris/Shannon RFC/Munster).

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