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Murphy Crowe And Peat Run Riot For Railway Against Cooke

Lindsay Peats gets past Teah Maguire to run in a first half try for Railway Union against Cooke ©INPHO/Bryan Keane

Railway Union scored eight tries in each half to hand Cooke an 88-0 defeat at Park Avenue, with Amee-Leigh Murphy Crowe (7) and Lindsay Peat (5) leading the try-scoring for the reigning champions.

It was Railway’s fourth straight bonus point victory in the Energia All-Ireland League Women’s Division. Cooke had their chances, but their lineout let them down and they lost Naomi McCord to a first half injury.

Railway remain second in the table, four points behind Old Belvedere with a game in hand. Colm Finnegan’s Cooke side will aim to bounce back at home to Wicklow next Saturday.