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Joe McGinley and other members of the Leinster backroom team celebrate Saturday's URC title win
Letterkenny Rugby Club’s Joe McGinley played a significant part in Leinster’s URC win over the Bulls at Croke Park on Saturday.
The former youth and senior player is now part of the Leinster backroom team, working as a Senior Athletic Performance Coach.
Leinster made history in Dublin at the weekend hammering the Vodacom Bulls 32-7 to claim their first URC crown.
And that convincing four-tries-to-one win for Leo Cullen’s men ended a four-year major trophy drought, and finally broke their URC-era drought.
A message on the Letterkenny Rugby Club’s facebook read: “Everyone at Letterkenny Rugby Club is incredibly proud of our former youth and senior men’s player, Joe McGinley, who played a key role as Senior Athletic Performance Coach in Leinster Rugby’s URC title win yesterday”.
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