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    Posted: 24 October 2014 at 1:10pm
BEN TE'O TO MAKE DEBUT FOR LEINSTER 'A' TEAM
24 October 2014 10:58amBy Marcus Ó BuachallaBT

Ben Te'o starts for the first time in a Leinster jersey tomorrow in the British & Irish Cup© Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

The Leinster 'A' team to face Carmarthen Quins in the third game in Pool 5 of this season's British and Irish Cup has been announced. The 'A' team play Quins tomorrow at 2.30pm in The Park.

Head coach Girvan Dempsey has made a number of changes to the starting team that accounted for Jersey last weekend in Donnybrook with recent signing Ben Te'o included for the first time in a Leinster jersey. In total there are seven changes with four in the backs and a further three in the pack, plus a number of positional changes.

WIth Billy Dardis starting at full back, Cian Kelleher moves to the left wing and Adam Byrne starting from the bench. Sam Coghlan-Murray retains his place on the right wing. Steve Crosbie captains the side from inside centre with Ben Te'o outside him at 13.

It's a new half back combination with Nick McCarthy and Cathal Marsh starting at No. 9 and 10 respectively having come off the bench in the win over Jersey.

In the pack Aaron Dundon is selected from the start at hooker this weekend having recovered fully from his hamstring injury with Peter Dooley and Oisín Heffernan either side of him. Gavin Thornbury starts again at lock with Ben Marshall his second row companion for the trip to Wales.

Finally, there is one change in the back row with Peadar Timmins starting at blindside flanker and Josh van der Flier at openside and the versatile Jordon Coghlan at No. 8.

There is also a welcome return from injury for Dan Leavy who is named in the replacements. Leavy injured his knee playing for the Senior team in the pre-season friendly against Ulster at the Tallaght Stadium.

For updates from the game please follow the Leinster Rugby twitter account on www.twitter.com/leinsterrugby and use the hashtag #COTAT (Come on the A Team!)

"A" TEAM:

15: Billy Dardis
14: Sam Coghlan-Murray
13: Ben Te'o
12: Steve Crosbie CAPTAIN
11: Cian Kelleher
10: Cathal Marsh
9: Nick Mc Carthy

1: Peter Dooley
2: Aaron Dundon
3: Oisín Heffernan
4: Gavin Thornbury
5: Ben Marshall
6: Peadar Timmins
7: Josh Van Der Flier
8: Jordan Coghlan

16: James Tracy
17: Jeremy Loughman
18: Ross Molony
19: Daniel Leavy
20: Adam Griggs
21: Ross Byrne
22: Adam Byrne
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QUINS V LEINSTER 'A'
By Colin Clarke | 24/10/2014

This weekend Carmarthen Quins play the current British and Irish Cup Champions Leinster A.The Irish provincial side are a formidable proposition having won the tournament for the last two seasons.

The Quins will be bouyed by their win against Plymouth last weekend and will be looking forward to the fixture at 2.30pm on Saturday at the Park.

Team Details:

15. Steff Evans
14. Lee Williams
13. Steffan Hughes
12. Rhys Williams
11. Frazier Climo
10. Josh Lewis
9. Keiron Hardy

1. Wyn Jones
2. Torrin Myhill
3. Peter Edwards
4. Bryn Griffiths
5. Rich Kelly (c)
6. Shaun Jones
7. Will Boyde
8. Phil Day

Replacements:
16. Ryan Elias
17. Gethin Robinson
18. Ben Leung
19. Sion Bennett
20. Rhodri Davies
21. Daniel Jones
22. Iolo Evans
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It'd be interesting to see how we cope with Ben Te'o. He's a big name Australian rugby league player making his debut in Union.
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Steff will 'ave him on toast.
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Going down for this game really looking forward to it,a super Saturday for sure .
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Ben Te'o has played union before.
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Quins 26 v Leinster 24 Full Time Quins were 21-3 Down Half Time.
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How did Ben Te'o play?
I still wake up late at night and think of what might have been when tim stimpson hit that jammy penalty1
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Originally posted by SospanMawr SospanMawr wrote:

Ben Te'o has played union before.
No he hasn't.
I still wake up late at night and think of what might have been when tim stimpson hit that jammy penalty1
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Originally posted by hoppy hoppy wrote:

Quins 26 v Leinster 24 Full Time Quins were 21-3 Down Half Time.


Outstanding result, da iawn "Quins"
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Originally posted by hoppy hoppy wrote:

Quins 26 v Leinster 24 Full Time Quins were 21-3 Down Half Time.

That, is one hell of a comeback!!

Fair play!!
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An outstanding second half. Tremendous defence in the latter stages even when Boyde in the bin. Climos kicking all afternoon was astonishing and the scenes when he curled in the winning conversion on the final whistle from the touchline were pretty amazing for such a poor crowd. The quins faithful who all seem to have boycotted the game missed one of the best games played on their pitch. Brilliant !!

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Brilliant result for Quins
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Originally posted by scarletnut scarletnut wrote:

Originally posted by SospanMawr SospanMawr wrote:

Ben Te'o has played union before.
No he hasn't.
http://www.leinsterrugby.ie/news/12236.php#.VEvgfH-9KK0

This article seems to think he has?
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Amazing win and well deserved a top team effort ,but Scarlets youngsters like Wyn Jone,Shaun Bennett,Will Boyde ,Josh Leis,Steff Hughes and Steff Evans all superb .Shaun Jones,Torin Myhill and Ryan Elias off the bench all impressed and Clinmo,s goalkicking simply amazing
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Originally posted by 157cb 157cb wrote:

Amazing win and well deserved a top team effort ,but Scarlets youngsters like Wyn Jone,Shaun Bennett,Will Boyde ,Josh Leis,Steff Hughes and Steff Evans all superb .Shaun Jones,Torin Myhill and Ryan Elias off the bench all impressed and Clinmo,s goalkicking simply amazing

Many of them deserve a chance next week against Zebres...
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