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06 Sept 2025
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UL-BOHEMIAN gained their first win of the Division 2A All-Ireland League season when the Red, Red Robins scored a 20-17 victory over MU Barnhall in their re-arranged fixture played at UL North Campus on Saturday afternoon.
The result has seen Division 2A basement side UL-Bohemian close to within just two points of ninth-placed Dolphin mid-way through the regular season. UL-Bohs are nine points behind eighth-placed Ballymena in the league table.
UL-Bohs and MU Barnhall will meet again in the return AIL fixture at Parsonstown on Saturday next, January 14 at 2.30pm.
Following Saturday's win, Leader Sport's John Keogh caught up with UL-Bohemian head coach Ian Keatley.
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