Women's EY League round-up: CI keep title race alive
Catholic Institute ensured the women's EYHL title chase will go down to the wire as the Limerick side beat league leaders Pembroke 4-1, cutting the gap to two points with one game to go.
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Catholic Institute ensured the women's EYHL title chase will go down to the wire as the Limerick side beat league leaders Pembroke 4-1, cutting the gap to two points with one game to go.
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