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UL Bohemian captain Chloe Pearse leads her side out before the Energia All-Ireland League Women's Division 1 final match between UL Bohemian and Railway Union | PICTURE: Sportsfile
UL BOHEMIAN women are continuing to produce top class displays in the Energia Women's All-Ireland League with their latest scoreline boasting a 59-19 win over Wicklow.
This is Fiona Hayes' charges fifth victory out of six games with Bohs' only defeat coming against rivals Railway Union by one point back in October.
Despite this singular defeat, UL-Bohs' women have blazed a trail through their opponents which sets them up extremely well to defend their Energia All-Ireland League Women's Division 1 title this season.
Bohs' will also look to hold onto the All-Ireland Cup after dethroning Railway Union to win their first Energia All-Ireland Women’s Cup title since 2019 on a 34-12 scoreline.
So far this season Bohs' women have gotten the better of Blackrock College, Old Belvedere, Cooke and Ballincollig and now Wicklow. They will now face Tullow RFC this Saturday in UL 4G at 3:30pm.
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