Year 9s from Laurelhill Community College and Lisnagarvey High School took part in a rugby match hosted at Lisburn RFC recently. None of the players are members of a club, but many have now expressed a desire to join Lisburn RFC. The event was organised by Ulster Rugby coaches, funded by DCAL and Active Communties […]
Danske Bank Ulster Schools’ Round Up Saturday 9th November 2013. Limavady Grammar School played Regent House during the half term break and won the game by 38-21. This was an opportunity for the Limavady GS team to get back to winning ways following their recent loss to the Rainey Endowed School team. The Limavady boys […]
The structure of the Danske Bank Schools’ Cup for the 2013/2014 season will remain the same as for recent seasons. There are four entry levels. In order to facilitate the choice of entry level, schools are asked to consider the level suggested below. If you disagree with this level for your school this season please […]
Due to the half term break, only a few school games were played on Saturday 2nd November. Royal School, Dungannon played Portadown College with their 1st, 2nd and Medallion xv’s and recorded three victories in the course of the morning. The 1stxv won their game by 32-21. Nathan McCammond and Archie Hannah scored two tries […]
There were four midweek fixtures played on Wednesday 23rd and Thursday 24th October in the lead up to a restricted list of fixtures, due to the half term break, on Saturday 26th October. Belfast Royal Academy should have hosted Ballymena Academy on Saturday 19th October but put the game back until Wednesday 23rd due to […]
Monaghan Schools Combined To Enter Pollock Cup On Tuesday 8th October, St. Macartan’s and Monaghan Collegiate joined forces to play in the U16 Pollock Cup at Omagh RFC. They played three games and won the first but lost the remaining two by just one score. Some of the team members play for Monaghan Rugby Club, […]
There is a Primary Schools Blitz @ Judges Road, Today 10.30am to 12.30pm which is being run by the IRFU in conjunction with Derry City Council Access Community Program. There will be 200 children there from Oakgrove, St Brigids, Newbuildings, Hollybush, Sion Mills, Drumahoe, Good Shepherd, Ebrington and Fountain