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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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IT's clear that UL Bohemian women's rugby team are determined to retain their AIL title which they captured in the league final last year against Railway Union.
Captain for the side Chloe Pearse and head coach Fiona Hayes spoke about the teams objectives for the season and the future development of not only the senior women's team but also the underage squads that are coming through the ranks.
Bohs' have started the season at a blistering pace securing five huge victories so far, only coming up one-point short to rivals Railway Union in an October league fixture.
Hayes' charges will return to action on the weekend of December 7, where they will aim to keep their winning run of form going.
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