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TERENURE COLLEGE 11 ST. MARY'S COLLEGE 59, Lakelands Park
Scorers: Terenure College: Try: John Bollard; Pens: David McAllister 2
St. Mary's College: Tries: Ronan Doherty 2, Louis Burke, Darragh Fanning 2, Conor Donohoe 2, Robin Copeland, Craig Morrin, Jack McGrath, Barry Lynn; Cons: Barry Lynn, Philip Brophy
Mary's finished fifth in the final table, level on 51 league points with Clontarf (fourth) and Garryowen (third). But 'Tarf's +127 scoring difference is 19 points superior to Mary's, so the Templeville Road side's season is over.
Terenure, already relegated, put in a committed effort against their Dublin rivals and led early on thanks to a John Bollard try.
But Mary's seized control of proceedings before the break, running in unconverted tries from Ronan Doherty (2) and Louis Burke for a 15-8 half-time lead.
All Terenure could respond with in the second half was a second penalty from out-half David McAllister.
Mary's tore the 'Nure defence open time and again and man-of-the-match Darragh Fanning really revelled in the open spaces.
The Irish Colleges winger collected two second half tries and had a hand in a couple more as Conor Donohoe (2), Robin Copeland, Craig Morrin, Jack McGrath and Barry Lynn all touched down.
It was a fitting try for Ireland Under-20 prop McGrath near the end, after another impressive display from the youngster.
One thing that did let the visitors was their place-kicking. They landed only two of their 11 conversion attempts, with Lynn and a drop-kicking Philip Brophy on target.
Had those kicks gone over and Mary's sneeked another try, they may well have caught 'Tarf on scoring difference.
But the former table-toppers can also look back on other matches when they failed to convert scoring chances.