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Young Munster now best of the Munster clubs

With Dublin clubs taking control of the top divisions in the Ulster Bank Leagues, fifth placed Young Munster are now the best of the Munster clubs.

Young Munster now best of the Munster clubs

Mon, 02 Dec, 2013 - 00:00

Barry Coughlan

Clontarf lead Division 1A with 27 points, one ahead of Old Belvedere, who had a hard-fought but bonus point win against St Mary’s at Templeville Road, while UCD are third on 22 and Lansdowne fourth on 19, just ahead of Young Munster on points difference.

Cork Con lost to UCD at Belfield but secured a losing bonus point.

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