Paul Boyle debuts for Ireland
Dynamic young backrower Paul Boyle made his Ireland debut against USA at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday. The former Ireland U-20’s captain was introduced from the bench along with fellow Buccaneers players David Heffernan and Finlay Bealham, who scored his second try for Ireland, in the second half. Ireland coasted to a facile 71-10 victory.
Luke Carty earned his second cap for the visitors following his impressive debut against England. It was a difficult evening for the recent Pirate as the Eagles could not reproduce their second half form shown against England and they paid dearly for spurning a number of straight-forward penalty kicks early in the match when they were on top.
After a mistake ridden opening quarter, Ireland then got down to business with many debutants doing well and the team displaying some wonderful handling on occasion.
Another award for Henshaw
Robbie Henshaw has been named the Leinster players player of the year, a richly deserved honour for the in-form centre. Here’s wishing that his hamstring injury will clear up swiftly and he will be ready to go against the Springboks.
The Lions tour is becoming more challenging by the day but, hopefully, the tests will all go ahead. Remember that a Lions camera crew will be in attendance at Dubarry Park and The Bounty for the first test on July 24th.
Buccaneers rugby summer camp
Buccaneers rugby summer camp will take place in August at Dubarry Park. The camp is for boys and girls aged 7 to 12 years and will be held on Monday 9th to Friday 13th from 9:30am to 12:30pm. daily. The camp will be compliant with all IRFU Covid-19 regulations. Cost is €70 euro and every participant will receive a free rugby ball and T-shirt.
Boys and girls can have fun, keep fit, learn skills and make new friends at the Buccs camp. Early booking is recommended. To do so, contact the club’s Administrator Geraldine at 0861732711 or email her at [email protected]
50/50 draw
Austin and Rosie Reid won €174 in Buccaneers RFC weekly 50/50 Draw. You could be next; entry is only €2 per week. Thanks to all who are supporting it.
