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06 Sept 2025
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Maeve Liston of Blackrock College evades the tackle of Railway Union's Molly Scuffil McCabe on her way to scoring her side's first try. Photo: Seb Daly/Sportsfile
Maeve Liston and Laura Feely helped Blackrock College to dethrone Railway Union and clinch the Women's All-Ireland League title.
Ballyshannon's Liston was a try scorer and Feely also played a big role as Blackrock College came from five down to win 27-7 at Energia Park on Saturday.
Liston got over for an early Blackrock try, but Railway Union hit the front by half-time.
It was a complete takeover by Blackrock in the second half as Dorothy Wall, Enya Breen and Anna Doyle landed tries.
Feely, a 19-times capped Ireland international, who plays as a prop, joined Blackrock in 2020 after previously lining out for Connacht.
Liston played for Ireladnd a the Lisbon sevens earlier this year, finishing fourth.
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