At this age-grade there were previously two representative teams, formerly an U19 Schools and U19 Development XV, but the side now includes a combination of players from clubs and schools throughout Munster.

U19 Interprovincial Campaign

Date	Home		Away	Venue
8th Sept.'12	Ulster	v	Munster	Ravenhill
14th Sept.'12	Munster	v	Leinster	Garryowen
29th Sept.'12	Playoffs	v

2012-2013 Munster U19s Management Team

Keith Murphy	Head Coach
Ken O'Connell	Assistant Coach
Mossie Lawlor	Assistant Coach

Ultan O'Callaghan	Technical Assistant
Alan Miller	Manager
Ross Callaghan Gill Bourke Fran Mulcahy Jim Crowley	Conditioning Coach Video Analyst Physio Kit Manager

2011-12 Munster U19s Season

The development side had a most successful season - following a drawn match with Connacht, the Exiles, Ulster and Leinster reserve team were all put to the sword. Their only reverse was at the hands of a strong Leinster XV. Will Foley (PBC) and Ian McCarthy (Glenstal Abbey) led the sides, while Brendan O'Connor, Ray Egan, Mossie Lawlor and Ken O'Connell shared the coaching duties.

2010-2011 Munster U19s

2010/11 U19 Management: Head Coach Brian Walsh; Forwards Coach Paul Cunningham; Backs Coach Mark Butler; Technical Assistant Ultan O'Callaghan; Manager Donal Brennan; Conditioning Coach Feargal O'Callaghan; Elite Development Officer Ray Egan.

2010/11 Munster U19s Squad Tom Ryan (Garryowen FC), Jamie McGarry (Ard Scoil Ris), Eamonn Carr (St Munchin's College), Kevin Slater (CBC), Shaun Horgan (Rockwell), Sean Og Murphy, Neil Cronin (Castletroy College), Coran Keane, Dan Healy (Glenstal Abbey), Richard Martin (Dolphin RFC), Stephen Maguire, Darren O'Shea (Crosshaven RFC), Yasin Browne (CBC), Eoghan Cross (Garryowen FC), Jeremiah Cronin (Highfield RFC). Barry McNamara (St. Munchins College), Jake Considine (Young Munster), Kieran Frost (CBC), Ben Crumplin (Crosshaven), Tim Rafferty (UL Bohs), Cian McGovern (Crosshaven), Joe Keane (UL Bohs). Joey Doherty (Dungarven), Mark Leonard, Darren O'Keeffe (Crosshaven), Graham Murray, Aidan McMahon (Young Munster), Brendan Monohan (CBC), Evan Mulcahy (St Munchins College), Keith Kennedy (Castletroy College), David O'Sullivan (Midleton College), Andy Weston (Midleton College), Jack Donovan (Crescent College Comprehensive), Dave O'Brien (Castletroy College), Tony Cantwell (Clonmel), Michael Culhane (Newcastle West RFC), Sean Glynn (CBC). Replacements: Conor Scannell (CBC), Kevin Long (Garryowen FC), Ciaran Keogh (CBC), Henry Travers, Alex Griffin (Garryowen FC), Jamie Gavin (Garryowen FC), Conor Barry (CBC).

2009-2010 Munster U19 Schools Squad

Mark O'Mahony (CBC); John Randles (CCC); Des O'Callaghan (Glenstal); James McGovern (St. Munchins); Kieran Stokes (CBC); Eimhin Hogan (St. Munchins); Brian Vaughan (PBC); Paul Mullen (Glenstal); Donncha O'Riordan (Midleton); Paudie Monaghan (CCC); Simon Hanbridge (CBC); Tom Goggin (St. Munchins); David O'Mahony (PBC); Cian Russell (CCC); Liam Mungoven (Glenstal); Kevin Doyle (Castleytroy); Robert O'Herlihy (PBC); Keith McManus (St. Munchins); Bryan Carroll (PBC); Brian Mullins (St. Munchins); Peter Murray (Castletroy); Cathal Quinn (CBC); Darragh O'Doherty (CCC); Tomas Harrington (CBC); Padraig O'Connor (Castletroy); Dan Costello (Glenstal); Connor Cunnane (St. Munchins); Padraig Quinn (Castletroy); Jack Murray (St. Munchins); Will Murphy (PBC); Ronan Barry (PBC); Jack Duffy (PBC)

2008-2009 Munster U19 Season

The side opened their season with a narrow defeat away to the Cardiff Blues Academy in a challenge match. The crucial match against Leinster was lost at Donnybrook, but wins over Connacht and Ulster resulted in the side taking the runners-up position in the championship. Academy member Peter O'Mahony (Cork Constitution) captained the team and the side was coached by Ian Costello, with Anthony Foley as his assistant.

2009-2010 Munster U19 Development Squad

Derry O'Connor (CCC); Jurgen Quinlivan (Ard Scoil Ris); Cian O'Shea (CCC); Ben Sargant (CCC); Stephen Collins (Ennis); Daniel McSwiney (Highfield); Will O'Connor (St. Munchins); Robin Healy (Garryowen); Adrian Doyle (Newcastlewest); Cian Bohane (PBC); Jonathon Holland (Sundays Well); Andrew Kelleher (Cashel); Sean Upton (CCC); Ivan Sherlock (CCC); Conail Murphy (PBC); Dara Arthurs (Young Munster); John Sherin (St. Munchins); Geardoid Crowe (Ennis); Brian Costigan (Glenstal); JJ Clarke (Glenstal); Kevin O'Byrne (Highfield); Michael Madden (St. Munchins); Gavin Herbert (CCC); Colm Considine (Ennis); Scott Hornibrooke (Waterpark); John Cleary (Bruff); Jack Flannery (CCC); Jake Considine (Young Munster); Mark Corby (Clonmel); Aaron O'Brien (St. Munchins); Ian Mullarkey (PBC)

2008-2009 Munster U19 Development XV Season

The side opened their season with a narrow defeat away to the Cardiff Blues Academy in a challenge match. The crucial match against Leinster was lost at Donnybrook, but wins over Connacht and Ulster resulted in the side taking the runners-up position in the championship. Academy member Peter O'Mahony (Cork Constitution) captained the team and the side was coached by Ian Costello, with Anthony Foley as his assistant.