UL Bohs' drive undimmed as they target three consecutive AIL titles

"I think everyone’s really aware of how tough it is and how hard it is to maintain the standards that we do," said UL Bohs backrow Chloe Pearse
UL Bohs' Chloe Pearse: "We’ve been the hunted this season but we’ll come out here on Sunday and hopefully try to achieve what we set out to do." Pic: Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

UL Bohs' Chloe Pearse: "We’ve been the hunted this season but we’ll come out here on Sunday and hopefully try to achieve what we set out to do." Pic: Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

UL Bohemians bid for a third Energia AIL Women’s title in a row at Aviva Stadium on Sunday with their hunger for silverware undiminished, according to captain Chloe Pearse.

After two epic encounters with Railway Union at Irish Rugby HQ on Lansdowne Road in 2024 and 2025, Blackrock College are the Limerick club’s final rivals this weekend with the Dubliners keen to avenge a semi-final defeat to their opponents last season. Yet they will have to work hard to dent Bohs’ determination to retain the trophy they worked so hard to hang onto last season.

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