AIB Rugby: Belfast Harlequins win by 18 points

AIB league division two:

Sat, 19 Jan, 2002 - 18:10

AIB league division two:

Bective Rangers 17 Ballynahinch 19

Belfast Harlequins 36 Thomond 18

City of Derry 11 UL Bohemians 20

Dolphin 12 UCC 23

Midleton 13 Portadown 6

Old Belvedere 33 Malone 8

Old Crescent OFF Sunday's Well

Wanderers 19 Barnhall 26

AIB League division three.

Banbridge 58 Richmond 5

Bangor 5 Ballina 27

Clonakilty 27 Instonians 14

Corinthians 21 Connemara 6

Greystones 15 Dublin University 10

Monkstown 7 Skerries 3

Naas 25 Suttonians 7

Waterpark 14 Old Wesley 23

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