AIL Women: UL Bohemian 46 Cooke 10

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UL Bohemian maintained their 100% record with a comfortable win against a rusty Cooke on Saturday afternoon at UL Sports.

The home team dominated proceedings as they raced to a 24 – 10 lead at half time scoring four tries, two converted.

Eimear Considine scored a brace of tries for UL Bohs.

Cooke responded with try, converted by , who also added a penalty. Who scored at the bottom of the pile up has been a source of confusion throughout the day but we can finally confirm that captain was awarded the score. 🙄 

Ilse Van Staden and Beth Cregan go over against UL Bohemian with Cregan awarded the try.

The second half was all Bohs as Cooke lived of scraps, the home side running in a further 22 unanswered points for a 46 – 10 win.

The Bohs try scorers were Clodagh O’Halloran, (2), , (2), and Ciara Griffin with converting three.

UL Bohemian: Eimear Considine, Erin Coll, Enya Breen, Rachel Allen, Stephanie Nunan, Nicole Fitzgerald, Helen McDermott, Chloe Pearse, Kate Sheehan, Fiona Reidy, Ciara O’Halloran, Claire Bennett, Ciara Griffin, Clodagh O’Halloran, Sarah Quin. Replacements: Laura Delaney, Edel Murphy, Orla Curtin, Emma Doolan, Lily Brady, Sorcha NíUallacháin

Cooke: Teah Maguire, Eliza Downey, Breana Kaio Te Whetu, Vicky Irwin, Dolores Hughes, Amanda Morton, Hannah Kilgore, Ilse Van Staden, Beth Cregan, Hanna Harris, Aishling O’Connell, Helen McGhee, Laura Cairns, Kelly McCormill, Katie Hetherington. Replacements: Sophie Allen, Ella Garland

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Photo credit – Bob Given Photography

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