Galwegians climb to fourth in AIB

Garryowen 6 Galwegians 20

Galwegians climb to fourth in AIB
Sun, 29 Dec, 2002 - 16:14

Garryowen 6 Galwegians 20

Galwegians moved into the top four of the AIB League with an impressive win over Garryowen in atrocious conditions at Dooradoyle.

Galwegians scored the games only two tries by Marnie Uijs and Gavan Duffy while Eric Elwood kicked two penalties and two conversions.

Jeremy Staunton kicked two penalties for Garryowen.

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