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05 Sept 2025
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UL-BOHEMIAN made it back-to-back wins in the Energia All-Ireland League after securing a precious 28-17 success over local rivals Old Crescent in Division 2A at Takumi Park on Friday night.
A blistering start, which yielded 21 unanswered points inside the opening half an hour, propelled the Red, Red Robins to victory.
Old Crescent hit back to get within nine points at half-time, 12-21. However, a fourth UL-Bohs try in the 51st minute helped seal the bonus point and ultimately victory for the visitors.
Afterwards Limerick Leader Sport caught up with former Munster and Ireland back-row Tommy O'Donnell, who is head coach with UL-Bohs this season.
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