Ulster Ladies U18 has made it two from two as they defeated Connacht 34-5 at Dubarry Park. Enniskillen Royals students Ellie Rix, Ellie Ingram and Katie Hetherington played their part as the Ulster girls took the Connacht team apart in the 2nd half. After Ulster went up with a penalty, Connacht came back with a try. Ulster squeezed in a score just before half time to lead 10 – 5 at the interval. In the 2nd half Ulster made a number of changes and with the big Connacht team tiring, the Ulster girls with their superior fitness and skills took them apart with 4 tries. Ulster go into the final game against Munster this Sat in Dublin having defeated Leinster 10-5 last week with two wins under their belt. Munster having beaten Connacht and drawn with Leinster are looking at the Northern team with concerns.
Two from Two For Ulster Girls
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Enniskillen Royal Grammar School is a new academically selective voluntary grammar school that opened on 1 September 2016.
Enniskillen Royal Grammar School is co-educational and non-denominational.
