4 years ago 
Hot on the heals of a disappointing defeat to the defending champions Munster, Connacht can still claim their first interprovincial title in almost twenty years when they face Ulster at home (Saturday, 17th December, Corinthians RFC, 2:00). While Munster are in pole position to claim the series, leading by two points from Leinster who have six, Connacht lie a mere point behind them in third and, though they have opted for a more difficult route, they have victory firmly in their sights.
| 1. Laura Feely | Galwegians |
| 2. Ciara OConnor | Galwegians |
| 3. Ann Marie OHora | Castlebar |
| 4. Amelie Roux | Galwegians |
| 5. Valerie Mitchell | UL bohemians |
| 6. Carol Staunton | St Marys |
| 7. Grainne Egan | St Marys |
| 8. Nichola Fryday | Tullamore |
| 9. Mary Healy | Galwegians |
| 10.Clare Raftery | Galwegians |
| 11. Ali Miller | Old Belvadere |
| 12. Emma Cleary | Galwegians |
| 13. Shannon Touhey | Tullamore |
| 14. Orla Dixon | NUIG |
| 15. Mairead Coyne | Galwegians |
| 16. Eimear Murphy | Carlow IT |
| 17. Tara Buggie | NUIG |
| 18. Marion Sheridan | Tuam |
| 19. Heather Cary | Galwegians |
| 20. Shannen Lane | NUIG |
| 21. Jill Draper | Tullamore |
| 22. Sarah Jane Fox | Galwegains |
| 23. Ursula Sammon | Galwegians |
Head Coach: JP Walsh
Assistant Coaches: Gavin Foley, Ja Naughton
Team Manager: Ann Marie Keane
Physio: Killian Deenihan
