Ballynahinch win by tightest of margins

Ballynahinch 25 Galwegians 24

Sat, 10 Oct, 2009 - 21:46

Ballynahinch 25 Galwegians 24

Mark Butler scored two tries for Galwegians but missed a late conversion attempt as Ballynahinch held on to earn their first top flight AIB League win at Ballymacarn Park today.

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