Greystones and Instonians to meet in final

Promoted Greystones and experienced Belfast side Instonians will clash in next Saturday's Lansdowne Road curtain-raiser (kick-off midday) after both prevailed in today's AIB League Division Three semi-finals.

Sat, 30 Apr, 2005 - 19:39

Promoted Greystones and experienced Belfast side Instonians will clash in next Saturday's Lansdowne Road curtain-raiser (kick-off midday) after both prevailed in today's AIB League Division Three semi-finals.

'Stones - armed with 15 wins from 16 outings in this season's league proper - proved too classy for a game Suttonians side, winning 26-0 at Dr Hickey Park.

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