Old Wesley RFC

Straight into it.

Old Wesley, core constitution, straight in, no kissing, Terran York College, Lansdowne, St. Mary's College, Young Munster and Old Belvedere.

Berkey, in all seriousness, you've been around the game a long, long time.

We've seen St. Mary's win a historic final.

And obviously, if you are a first-time listener to the podcast, obviously these are all opinions based on three people who don't really know that much about it.

We've spoken about Dublin dominance.

Let's move the dial to the likes of Ballon d'Hinch, Old Wesley, and in particular, as you mentioned, you've already mentioned Old Bedford, excuse me, Young Monsters RFC.

Mike Orchard-McKeever has made the move from Ballyclare RFC to Ballon d'Hinch recently.

There was no club in Tulloch.

and went on to Old Wesley after that and played for Wesley Seniors for many years and for Ireland B which at the time was the equivalent of Ireland full Ireland caps nowadays and he got a good few B caps in the front row and he was a fine Gaelic footballer as well he lives in California now but never has forgotten his roots.

He's very, very good to the club.

He coached the team in that breakthrough year, travelling up and down from Old Wesley every year, or every quite a week for training.

And, you know, never, never forgot his roots.

So for a small club, we've produced a few big names over the years, but Sir Michael, Michael was the first person in the club to wear the green of Ireland.

Oh, very confident answer.

My club, Old Wesley, I'd be more into

than

Leinster.

I should have asked Old Wesley or Arsenal.

Old Wesley.

Okay, interesting.

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