Pratt inspires Institute again
Rosie Pratt was again the hero as Catholic Institute’s quest for national silverware remained on course, but Ashton suffered heartbreak at the death to exit the Irish Trophy.
Rosie Pratt was again the hero as Catholic Institute’s quest for national silverware remained on course, but Ashton suffered heartbreak at the death to exit the Irish Trophy.
Ireland senior women’s coach Gene Muller insisted his side’s World Cup qualification preparation were very much on track, despite losing to Belgium for the second time in three days.
Eimear Cregan has revealed that the pressure of combining full-time work and training programmes with a thrice-weekly commute to Cork was behind her decision to sign for Catholic Institute.
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UCC skipper Audrey O’Flynn and Loreto’s Nicci Daly are both in line for their first Irish caps after being named in Gene Muller’s 17-strong squad for a double-header with Belgium this weekend.
Another week, another twist in the increasingly intriguing battle for supremacy in the Munster women’s Division One, as Rosie Pratt ensured Institute came away with the narrowest of wins from Cork C of I, while UCC and Quins also took maximum points to keep up their challenge.