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Naas 15pts, City of Derry RFC 16pts Match Report by; Moss Dineen City of Derry Rugby Club travelled to Naas, Co Kildare on Saturday last for their All Ireland League Division 2A Fixture. The goal and destination were simple but the execution and achievement can sometimes be fraught with dangers and the unknown. Victory was […]
Massive congratulations to the AIL winning clubs Belfast Harlequins, Banbridge, City of Derry, Queens and Armagh, comiserations to the losers Ards, Rainey Old Boys, Dungannon, Malone and Hinch. Its been a few weeks of hard talking and straight talking, blowing out the cobwebs, shaking of the past and getting our heads into the game at […]
UNDER 16S WIN PREMIER LEAGUE Armagh’s under 16s have won the premier league section for the second time in succession when they travelled to Virginia in County Cavan last Saturday and narrowly beat a strong Virginia side 32 points to 22. Played in ideal conditions Armagh started of slowly and went behind fairly early on […]
Randalstown 1st XV 21 Academy 31 It was a weekend of mixed fortunes for the Randalstown senior section on Saturday with the 1st XV disappointingly losing to Academy at Neillsbrook, while the 2nd XV recorded victory in Monaghan and progressed to the semi-final of the Forster Cup. At Neillsbrook Randalstown started the game strongly and […]
BOYNE 18 ARMAGHrugby 20 Following their convincing 37-6 win against Queens University last fixture Armagh again travelled South into Leinster with an air of confidence to play their eleventh game in the Ulster Bank All-Ireland League of the season. Having won eight of these games and losing three they occupy third spot, if somewhat precariously. […]
Cookstown sizzle in the city Malone 5s 3 – Cookstown 27 Cookstown qualified for the semi-finals of the McCambley Cup on Saturday defeating the seemingly unstoppable Malone Undesirables who had won 17 games on the trot this season. Cookstown travelled to Belfast knowing only a superb performance would suffice and they certainly delivered on that. […]