All Ireland Cup. Malone 0 UL Bohemian 48

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John McMurtry

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UL Bohemian returned to Limerick on Saturday evening with an Energia All Ireland Cup Semi Final in the bag after a comprehensive 0 – 48 win at Gibson Park against Malone. 

Malone continued to add to their experience in their journey of discovery through senior rugby and they were competitive for large parts of this game. However, they struggled to cope with the power and pace of their visitors when they moved up through the gears. 

A minutes silence was held before kick off

The game kicked off on Saturday evening after a minutes silence in memory of UL Bohemian’s player Sorcha Hollahan’s mum, Catherine O’Connell (Hollahan), who sadly passed away on Friday morning. 

On a cold evening it was no surprise that it was, the form team of the season, UL Bohs that opened the scoring, after a few minutes, as winger , crossed out wide. 

Rachel Allen crossed for a try to add to her four conversions

Tries from out half and front row/back row followed shortly after before added a power packed brace before the break, though Quin will be disappointed that her exploits in this game won’t count towards our AIL leading scorers table. 😀 

Chloe Pearse continued her phenomenal try scoring season

Malone had a few chances with , and keeping the Bohs defence interested but the scoring continued in the visitors favour as Laura O’Mahoney, and all crossed in the second half.

Gemma McCambley clocked up another good showing for Malone.

Boh’s Allen added four conversion throughout the game to give a final score of Malone 0 UL Bohemian 48

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