The Front Row Union Sport - Ulster Rugby Premiership: Belfast Harlequins 26 Rainey OB 36 D2

Ulster Rugby Premiership: Belfast Harlequins 26 Rainey OB 36 D2

Sep 21, 2022

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On Saturday afternoon Belfast Harlequins lined out against Rainey OB, at Deramore Park, in an Ulster Rugby Premiership Division 2 League Match.

Because of roadworks, the journey from NI Civil Service, at Dundonald, took longer than expected & I arrived with 30 minutes gone.

Rainey had taken a 1st minute lead, through a Moli Faiva try, converted by Scott Mclean, but Quins had replied through Paul Kerr and Conor Cambridge tries, one converted by Kerr to lead 12-7.

Tommy O’Hagan scores Rainey’s 3rd try, beside the posts

A rampaging run by Rainey Captain, Tommy O’Hagan, converted by McLean, restored the lead 14-12 on 35 minutes.

Minutes later Quins retook the lead, when Jaz Andress

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