Mary's get vital win against Dungannon

St Mary’s 34 Dungannon 13

Sat, 28 Feb, 2004 - 17:43

St Mary’s 34 Dungannon 13

Relegation-threatened St Mary's kept the pressure on the sides above them as tries from Peter Smyth, Ronan Doherty and John Ryan gave them their first home win of the campaign from six attempts.

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