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\nInstonians team to play at Nenagh Ormonde on sat 23rd Nov
\nAfter a two week break, Instonians get back on the bus and travel to run away league leaders Nenagh Ormonde. Nenagh have won all their four opening games, three of which with try bonuses.
\nThe young Instonians side expects a tough encounter but hopes to repeat the performance level of recent matches against Boyne and Greystones, which they would have won if kicks had gone over.
\nThe front five remains unchanged, young hooker James Carruthers keeps his place as does Cornish giant James La Broy who gets better with every game.
\nIn the backrow another young player Daniel Lyness comes in at six for the injured Captain Paddy Bell.
\nThe backline remains unchanged, Nico Andress continues at full back, improving with every game. The centre partnership of Robbie Kirk and Richard Fegan will look forward to the physical challenge.
\nAs usual Instonians will look to their Bench to have an impact. Ulster U20s scrumhalf will surely get some game time as will prop Alan Whitten and new backrow player Daniel Clegg.
\n1 Josh Cregan
\n2 James Carruthers
\n3 Harry Martin
\n4 James La Broy
\n5 Peter Stewart
\n6 Daniel Lyness
\n7 Paddy Marks
\n8 Andy McKeen
\n9 Matthew Keane
\n10 Ryan Aperehama
\n11 Matthew McClelland
\n12 Robbie Kirk
\n13 Richard Fegan
\n14 Matthew Kilpatrick
\n15 Nico Andress
\n16 Alan Whitten
\n17 Conor Gallagher
\n18 Daniel Clegg
\n19 Conor Young
\n20 Stuart McAllister<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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