There are a number of Danske Bank Ulster Schools’ Rugby competitions still to be finished off before the end of term. Danske Bank Ulster Schools’ 2ndxv Cup Final. Campbell College v Wallace High School Pirrie Park Wednesday 2nd April 3-00pm Danske Bank Ulster Schools’ 2ndxv Plate Final Coleraine AI v Omagh Academy Date and Venue […]
Danske Bank Ulster Schools’ Sevens competition Campbell College Saturday 5th April. This is always an absolutely brilliant day out simply because basically the entire Ulster Schools Rugby fraternity is in one place for one day to celebrate the game in the more open space 7s format and is a hotly contested day superbly organised by […]
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Civil Service 12 – 10 Lurgan Character by Philip Anderson Captain Chris Gardiner rallies his troops and leads from the front This squad has played some great rugby this season but has enjoyed little reward. Today, with an ever increasing injury list, 2 cryoffs at breakfast time, and 1 no show, the guys battled through […]
CI 1sts will defend the club’s McCrea Cup title at the new Ravenhill following a comprehensive 41-3 defeat of Instonians 2nds at Belmont. The final will be against close Belmont neighbours Grosvenor who defeated Cooke in the other semi-final. follow this link for tweets http://ciyms.com/2014/03/30/ci-1sts-secure-ravenhill-return/
Valley beat Ballymena 13-11 in injury time to reach another Towns Cup Final. by Bob Beatty On a bright sunny day but with a strong wind favouring Ballymena in the first half Valley started without injured props Moore and Bennett. They were replaced by McAleer to the starting XV and Henderson to the bench. Within […]
McCrea Cup semi-final victory Thankfully following a morning of unceasing heavy rain it had stopped by kick off time however the affects of that rain could be seen on the surface of what was quite a bald pitch with large wet muddy areas; the prospects for an open game seemed low. Grosvenor made one change […]