Milford secure nervy win against Eoghan Rua

AIB All-Ireland club camogie champions Milford kept their hopes of a two-in-a-row alive but only just, as they edged a very tight encounter with Eoghan Rua at Donaghmore Ashbourne by 1-10 to 0-8.

Milford secure nervy win against Eoghan Rua
Sun, 02 Feb, 2014 - 19:58

AIB All-Ireland club camogie champions Milford kept their hopes of a two-in-a-row alive but only just, as they edged a very tight encounter with Eoghan Rua at Donaghmore Ashbourne by 1-10 to 0-8.

The Derry champions will rue a host of spurned opportunities, as they had plenty of possession but just could not translate that into scores.

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