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Lymm undone by ten minutes of class from Sale
LYMM Rugby Union welcomed Sale to Beechwood for the first league game between the two local rivals.
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Lymm Life Magazine November 2014
CHECK out the November edition of Lymm Life magazine online by clicking on the magazine cover and downloading in pdf format.
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Lymm build on solid foundations
HAVING already enjoyed their two longest away trips of the season, Lymm
were faced with a much shorter trip to the Wirral on Saturday to renew
their longstanding rivalry with newly promoted Wirral RFC – a team they
had not played since early 2010 and came away with a 17-46 victory.
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Lymm hold on for impressive win
FOR the second home game in a row, Lymm almost let a large first half
lead slip but again their energy levels and commitment saw them hold on
for an impressive 32-28 victory over Firwood Waterloo.
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Lymm shine through the gloom
THE long journey to South Shields for a National League 3 North
encounter with Westoe did not suppress Lymm’s attractive and attacking
rugby, played in extremely gloomy conditions as they ran out winners
18-28.
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Lymm Life Magazine October 2014
CHECK out the October 2014 edition of Lymm Life magazine online in pdf format by clicking on the magazine cover.
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Four tries not enough for Lymm
LYMM kicked off their National League 3 North campaign with challenging
prospect of a visit to Billingham, the current Durham county cup holders
and despite scoring four tries away from home they went down 41-24.
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Sports festival plan for young people
A SPORTS festival involving young people from Lymm, French twin town
Meung-sur-loire and two other towns in Germany and Poland could take
place next summer.
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Record number of runners enter marathon
More than 25 members of Lymm Runners are preparing to tackle the Chester Marathon.
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Su seeks support for heritage centre campaign
WHEN Su and Alan Williams took a short holiday to Scotland and the North of England this Summer they noticed that almost every community they visited had either a small museum or heritage centre where visitors could learn about the area as well as picking up general tourist information.
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