Boyne Under-19's efforts to add the Culliton cup to the towns cup won by the seniors came up just short in this entertaining decider at Donnybrook on the May bank holiday Monday.
Opponents Enniscorthy were the more fancied side, but Boyne - coached by first-team players Cillian Duffy & Niall Kerbey - shaded the early exchanges on a pitch that resembled a sandy beach in parts. After eight minutes Boyne won good ball from a ruck , and when full-back Ciaron Clinton entered the line he off-loaded in the tackle to the supporting Robert Tallon to run in unopposed for an excellent try.

Boyne 17's travelled to Navan to take on Barnhall in the Leinster 17's plate. Taking to the pitch straight after Boyne 19's had defeated North Kildare in the 19's Cup Semi-final Boyne had an unlucky start when the referree penalised them for hands in the ruck, in what looked like a very harsh decision. Penalties were then swapped to leave the score at 6 - 3 to Barnhall. Cormac Brodigan made a super break and offloaded to Shane Dowling to touch down which Richard Keane converted.

Boyne U-14's traveled to Navan to take on North Kildare in the Leinster U-14's cup semi-final. It was a warm sunny afternoon when both teams lined out. Boyne made some changes to the line-up to try add some solidity to their defense in the back line and while this was a plus on the defense it lessened our ability to get quick ball out wide. The game played out in true cup fashion with both teams giving their all, and the scoring chances were rare. Boyne went in at half time 6 - 0 up from two penalties by scrum-half John Connolly.

Boyne ran out 24-20 winners against Seapoint in a very disjointed Schools/Youth cup Qtr Final. This was not the best display from Boyne and the team have shown they can play much better.
At the end of the day this Under 15 team now contest their third Semi Final of the season and if they play to their potential have the ability to reach the final.