Sat, 25 Oct, 2003 - 01:00
The Scots literally paid the penalty as dead-eyed O’Meara punished the sloppy home side by firing over seven successful penalties.
The only consolation for the Borders was a brace of touchdowns from centre Jono Stuart.
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CourtsRugbyCeltic LeaguePlace: NetherdalePerson: O’MearaPerson: Brian O’MearaPerson: Jono StuartPerson: StuartPerson: Chris CusiterPerson: Aidan KearneyPerson: MortonPerson: MacRaePerson: UttersonPerson: TurnbullPerson: LaidlawPerson: CusiterPerson: ToddPerson: FordPerson: GrahamPerson: MacleodPerson: StewartPerson: FeatherPerson: T. WalkerPerson: KanePerson: TriesPerson: Stuart 2Person: D’ArcyPerson: McWeeneyPerson: DowneyPerson: QuinlanPerson: BrownPerson: LeekPerson: E. ByrnePerson: G. HickiePerson: CoylePerson: KearneyPerson: GissingPerson: BreslinPerson: DillonPerson: JenningsOrganisation: BordersOrganisation: LeinsterOrganisation: Scots
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