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Danske Bank Trophy Semi-Finals DRAW HERE

Following the Danske Bank Ulster Schools’ Trophy games the draw took place for the Semi-Finals of the Trophy competition. The draw was conducted by Mr Patrick Mullan, representing the Danske Bank and Mr Simon Harper, Principal of Portadown College. The results of the draw were as follows:- Banbridge Academy v Wellington College Lurgan College v […]

Danske Bank Schools’ Cup: Following the 3rd Round games, the draw for the 4th Round of the Danske Bank Ulster Schools’ Cup 4th Round took place at Portadown College.

The draw was conducted by Mr Patrick Mullan, representing the Danske Bank and Mr Simon Harper, Principal of Portadown College. The draws were overseen by Mr Stephen Black, Principal of Antrim Grammar School and Principals’ Representative on the Ulster Branch, IRFU. The results of the draw were as follows: Down High School v Ballyclare High […]

City Of Armagh RFC Notes: Power NI III XV 17 v Ballymoney RFC IV XV 8 – REPORT LIVE HERE – Shots Album To Follow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Saturday saw a top of the table class at the Palace Grounds, with a full strength side out and the wind in their backs, the home side received the kick off. The game started out to be a very physical encounter with both packs throwing everything at each other. With some great tackling from Andrew […]

City Of Armagh RFC Past President Andrew Nesbitt’s Team Cycle Fundraiser for Save the Children Charity: Click To Donate

http://www.justgiving.com/CrossTeam – Click to donate. We are taking this opportunity to invite you to donate some of your hard earned cash to support City of Armagh Rugby Club past president Andrew Nesbitt and his team, including Daphne Greer and Randal McAllister as they take up their charity challenge for Save the Children. The Cross Group […]

City Of Armagh RFC Notes: I XV 17 v Nenagh 6: Report + Action SHOTS LIVE HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Last season Armagh managed to defeat Nenagh, albeit narrowly, when they played in New Ormond Park. That 14-8 victory bore no relevance to Saturday’s fixture and with Nenagh sitting ahead of Armagh in the Ulster Bank All Ireland League the chat throughout the home team was that they were home side were prepared for a […]