The Danske Bank Ulster Schools’ Cup Final was played at Ravenhill on Monday 18th March when Royal Belfast Academical Institution met Methodist College, Belfast for the 14th time in a Schools’ Cup Final. Methodist College secured their 34th Danske Bank Schools’ Cup success, a fourth in six years, with a 20-5 win over Belfast rivals […]
Danske Bank III XV Plate, Cup & II XV Plates NEWS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Due to the weather not sure of the state of play on games scheduled for the end of last week, so here is the latest subject to corrections: The Danske Bank Ulster Schools’ 3rdxv Plate semi-finals are due to be played on Thursday 21st March when Ashfield Boys’ School will host Royal School, Armagh. The […]
IRB confirms pools and schedule for round 7 of HSBC Sevens World Series in Tokyo
The IRB has confirmed the pool draw for round seven of the HSBC Sevens World Series, the Tokyo Sevens at the Prince Chichibu Memorial Ground on 30-31 March 2013. The draw was made before the Cup final of the Cathay Pacific / HSBC Hong Kong Sevens, which was won by Fiji in dramatic fashion, coming […]
Great Britain Wheelchair Rugby Announce Appointment of new Head Coach
Great Britain Wheelchair Rugby has announced the appointment of Paul Shaw, who is to take up the post of Head Coach from April. A former member of the GB Wheelchair Rugby squad, he played in the Paralympic Games in Sydney 2000 (GB 6th); Athens 2004 (GB 4th) and Beijing 2008 (GB 4th). Shaw began his […]
Run Your Local Marathon with an International Rugby Star or Cant run but wish to donate – Rugby For Heroes Details HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Former England international, 2003 World Cup winner and Northampton Saints highest all time points scorer, Paul Grayson, will be running the Limassol Half Marathon to raise money for Rugby For Heroes – and he’d like you to run with him. Paul is passionate about the work you do in the Armed Forces. He also believes […]
Fiji beat Wales in a thriller to retain their Hong Kong Sevens title!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
– Fiji stage comeback to retain Hong Kong title – NZ lead HSBC Sevens World Series by 25 points – Zimbabwe, Tonga, Russia, Georgia book places in London to keep alive core team aspirations Fiji have defended their Cathay Pacific / HSBC Hong Kong Sevens title in the most dramatic fashion, coming back from a […]
RWC Sevens 2013 Match Schedule Announced with 100 Days to Go!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
With less than 100 days to go until Rugby World Cup Sevens kicks off at the iconic Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow, the match schedule has been announced, revealing some mouth-watering encounters for the thousands of spectators in the ground and millions more around the world to enjoy. The teams have entered the closing stages as […]
CYCLISTS GEAR UP FOR P&O FERRIES TOUR OF THE NORTH
P&O Ferries sponsors International Cycle Race in landmark year P&O Ferries is to title sponsor the Tour of the North International Cycle Race in what will be the 50th edition of the 4-day Easter stage race. The race is likely to be the largest event in the UK & Ireland this Easter and has attracted […]
Allan Curran Architects: Article 6 – Energy Watch Series Thinking Of Building: HEATING!?
Traditionally, open fires were used to heat houses. This was because the only fuels available were coal, timber, or turf, and the open fire provided some heat while allowing smoke and other gases to pass out of the building where they dispersed into the atmosphere. Of course we know now that a lot of heat […]
Chris Jelly Golf Coaching @ Dungannon Golf Club – One Of Northern Ireland’s best young coaches
Chris Jelly, one of Northern Ireland’s best young coaches, is the Head Teaching Professional at Dungannon Golf Club, where Darren Clarke played prior to turning pro. Prior to Darren, Carol Wallace, under the skillful tutelage of her father Paddy Wallace, Dungannon’s first pro, won the British Girls Championship and the Irish Girls Championship. Chris embraces […]