Quins and C of I land tough Cup draws

CORK Harlequins and Church of Ireland both qualified for the quarter-finals of the ESB Irish Senior Women’s Cup after extra-time scares against Loreto and Ards respectively on Saturday, but both landed extremely tough away games in the quarter finals.

Mon, 29 Jan, 2007 - 00:00
Declan Colley

‘Quins looked to be cruising against the Leinster league leaders at Farmers Cross when they took a 3-0 lead, but the Dublin side fought back bravely to level things up with three second-half goals.

Karen Bateman opened the scoring for the home side after just seven minutes and was then set up by Julia O’Halloran for a second on 13 minutes.

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CourtsPlace: Farmers CrossPlace: BallymoneyPerson: CorkPerson: Karen BatemanPerson: Julia O’HalloranPerson: Eimear CreganPerson: BatemanPerson: Orla RyanPerson: Cathy McKeanPerson: LoretoPerson: Louisa HealyPerson: Oral RyanPerson: McKeanPerson: QuinsPerson: Jan DillonPerson: CreganPerson: Deirdre CaseyPerson: Julie O’SullivanEvent: ESB Irish Senior Women’s CupOrganisation: HarlequinsOrganisation: Church of IrelandOrganisation: LoretoOrganisation: ArdsOrganisation: QuinsOrganisation: DublinOrganisation: CaitrionaOrganisation: RandlestownOrganisation: UCDOrganisation: PegasusOrganisation: Belfast HarlequinsOrganisation: HermesOrganisation: Old AlexOrganisation: PembrokeOrganisation: ArmaghOrganisation: LurganOrganisation: CorinthiansOrganisation: BallymoneyOrganisation: Railway Union
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