Enniskillen Rugby u19 XV recently went on a CRY screening trip to Jordanstown for u17s and some u19s. the care and safety of our players while they enjoy playing rugby is vitally important and a trip of this nature saves lives!
By all accounts a good day out visiting the stae of the art facilities at Jordanstown.
Pictures:
Stuart McCrae watches on as his son Andy is screened by CRY technician Justine McKenny.
Mark Kettyle is screened by CRY technician Cathy Alexander.
Dr Ghani (CRY Research Fellow) discusses CRY test results with Patrick McCleery, and all the players and Stu after trying out the indoor 3G pitch to finish!
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