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06 Dec 2021
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06 Dec 2021
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Defeat for Naas at Forenaughts
Two late tries from Buckaneers denied Naas a home win at Forenaughts in Round 2 of the Ulster Bank League Division 1B on Saturday.
Buckaneers led 12-10 at the break but two penalties from Peter Osborne had the home side in front, however the visitors finished with two tries late on to clinch victory on a final score of Naas 16 Buckaneers 24.
Meanwhile in Division 2 MU Barnahll recorded a fine home win over Skerries also on Saturday. Skerries led 24-8 at the break but three second half tries saw Barnhall win on a final score line of MU Barnhall 27 Skerries 24.
Full reports and results in this week's Leinster Leader, in the shops Tuesday morning.
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