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Ailsa Hughes scores her side's second try. Photo by Ben McShane/Sportsfile
Tullamore's Ailsa Hughes scored two tries as Railway Union defeated Blackrock College in a thrilling Energia Women's All-Ireland League Final on Saturday evening.
The scrum-half scored a try in each half to help her side to a 24 -18 win in Energia Park.
Her first try was a brilliant opportunist effort from the base of a ruck and she ran an excellent support line to take the pass to score her second.
#EnergiaAIL 23 Nóim@RFCRailwayUnion 14 @BCRFC 5
— Spórt TG4 (@SportTG4) February 26, 2022
Alisa Hughes le briseadh iontach & úd faoi na postaí do Railway Union
The scrumhalf spots a gap & races under the posts for Railway's second try @irishrugby @energiaenergy #PositiveEnergy #NothingLikeIt pic.twitter.com/hFdTHuT0Mg
#EnergiaAIL 62 Nóim@RFCRailwayUnion 24@BCRFC 11
— Spórt TG4 (@SportTG4) February 26, 2022
Scór den scoth ó Railway Union & is í Ailsa Hughes leis an críoch arís
Superb handling from Railway results in a great try for the scrum half! Her 2nd of the game @irishrugby @energiaenergy #PositiveEnergy #NothingLikeIt pic.twitter.com/upD3PLXC3P
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