The Dublin side are now just a point behind the midlanders.
Skerries closed the gap on Tullamore in Division 2C of the AIL last weekend.
The Dublin side are now just a point behind the midlanders after beating them on a final scoreline of 14-6.
Instonians continue to lead the league after securing their 12 straight win with a 64-0 victory over Clonmel.
The clubs take a two week break before resuming on the 18th February where Tullamore will play Sundays Well.
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