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St. Gerard's edged out
FOR THE third time in this year's Leinster Schools Senior Cup, David was readying his slingshot. As St. Gerard's School took on St. Michael's College in Donnybrook for a place in the Leinster Schools Senior Cup final.
Wicklow U-15s go through in cup
WICKLOW Under 15s advanced to the quarter final of the cup with a 22 points to 5 win over New Ross in Arklow on Saturday.
Swords were no match for rampant Rathdrum
RATHDRUM GOT back into winning ways after a spell of injuries and weather enforced layoffs caused disruption to their progress in the Super Six league campaign. 'Drum took on Swords at home in perfect conditions at the Ivy Leaf and took the game to the visitors from the off and forced a penalty on half way which they opted to kick for the line out.
'Stones beaten by Terenure in final game
IN THEIR final away game of the season, Greystones started well and almost finished with a win, but with a couple of vital injuries just before the half time break, when they lost both fullback, Andrew Kealy and outhalf Barry Lynn, this cost them dearly at the end.
Wicklow pipped in New Ross
WICKLOW'S first XV travelled to New Ross on Sunday last to play the last league game of a tough season in Division 1B. On the same day, Garda welcomed Newbridge to Westmanstown and Kilkenny who were on the bottom of the table travelled to in form Enniscorthy. One point separated all three teams and the results would determine who would stay up, who would be relegated and who would go into a play off.
Wicklow battle hard but Carlow take the spoils
WICKLOW entertained Carlow in the second round of the cup on Sunday. From the off the Wicklow pack had the upperhand on their much bigger opponents. The Wicklow pack led by captain Shane Carroll tore into the Carlow pack.
Wicklow take on New Ross in last game
WICKLOW'S first XV travel to New Ross on Sunday March 7th to play the last league game of a tough season in division 1B. After a devastating loss to a much improved Garda side last weekend, Wicklow have been dragged into a relegation battle, which will go down to the wire.
Wicklow prepare for semi with win over Greystones
Wicklow Under-15s entertained Greystones in a friendly match on Sunday morning in perfect conditions for playing rugby.
Wicklow's relegation worries grow after loss
WICKLOW'S FIRST team took on a strong Garda side in a crucial game for both sides at Ashtown Lane, Wicklow, on Sunday. Wicklow needed to win to pull away from the relegation zone. Garda had to win or they were effectively relegated.
Leaders too good for 'Stones
THIS DEFEAT at home on Saturday last against league leaders Lansdowne now puts 'Stones very much in the relegation stakes as they only have three remaining games, with fellow strugglers Highfield and Malone ahead of them by seven points and both having a game in hand.
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