Club Women: Railway Union 27 UL Bohemian 19 (WAIL)

—

by

John McMurtry

We are currently carrying out a necessary behind-the-scenes upgrade to how images are stored and delivered on The Front Row Union Sports. With over 770,000 images on the site, we are moving our entire image library to a dedicated cloud storage service. This means images will load faster for you, regardless of where you are in the world, and the site will be more reliable overall.

As we are working on three separate versions of images during the offload process, the site cache sometimes struggles to keep up with which version to display and occasionally post grid images or complete galleries may fail to appear. This is a temporary side effect of the migration process — the image exists and is safe, it is simply in the process of being moved to its new home and identified as being there. A refresh of the page will usually bring them back, however, if it does not please contact john@thefrontrowunion.com stating clearly the post address and we will restore it as soon as possible. We apologise for any inconvenience this causes and appreciate your patience.

We expect the bulk of the image migration to be completed by the end of June 2026, with a fully upgraded version of the site ready to launch in August 2026. Once that work is done, the site will be noticeably faster, images will load more reliably, and you will not see any further disruption of this kind. Thank you for your continued support of The Front Row Union Sports.

Railway Union consolidated their position at the top of the Women’s AIL with a hard fought 27 – 19 win against defending champions UL Bohemian on saturday afternoon at Park Avenue.

topped and tailed the home sides scoring with the centre bashing through the last line of the UL Bohs defence for her the first score of the afternoon. converted to give the home side a 7 – 0 lead.

Bohs enjoyed a period of sustained pressure and, after coming close on a couple of occasions, crossed, with adding the conversion to even the score. The first half was high on intensity but also high on error count as both sides struggled to turn territory into points. An unusually pragmatic Railway opted to ask Keohane to kick two first half penalties, one of which was successful, to give the home side a 10 – 7 lead at the break.

Railway put some space between the teams when sprinted clear to touch down close to the posts and with Keohane converting their lead was extended to ten points. However, Boh’s refused to lie down and veterans Briggs and were to the fore as they orchestrated their young side to move back up the pitch. A gleeful Quinn hit the line amongst a forest on Railway defenders, to reduce the arrears to three, following Briggs’ conversion.

Railway’s bench looked to make an impact over the next twenty minutes and the home side pulled away with a try from and Vaughn’s second, both unconverted, pushed the lead out to 13 points with ten minutes to go.

Bohs responded, but a late try from Briggs wasn’t enough and Railway held on to record a bonus point win.

Images below.

IF in Doubt, sit them out

Download the UK Concussion Guidelines for Grassroots Sport Here

Corrections

Drop us a note below if there are any corrections required in this article.

← Back

Thank you for your response. ✨

Rugby Latest