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THE UL-Bohemian women’s team kick off their All-Ireland League Division 1 season for 2016-2017 with a home game against Highfield.
Last season’s beaten finalists UL-Bohs will host the Cork side at Annacotty on Sunday, September 11 at 1pm.
UL-Bohs reached the Division 1 final last season, before losing out narrowly 19-17 to Old Belvedere at Donnybrook. The Red, Red Robins had topped the league standings last season.
UL-Bohs face a trip to Railway Union RFC in their second AIL fixture on Sunday, September 18.
This season sees a new home and away format in the women’s All-Ireland League, thereby extending the league season and allowing for greater preparation for the Women's internationals in November and the Interprovincial Championship in December.
The All-Ireland Cup will run in the latter half of the season.
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