NSW wrote:
What’s your guys thoughts on the Portugal training camp?
From an outsider it seems strange that the team who finished second bottom last year are now sunning themselves and messing about in the pool.
vastman wrote:
No tin hat required.
I think people are getting carried away. If WAFC become eligible for major football grant money I seriously doubt they would hand it over to develop a stadium they don't own a blade of grass.
It’s back to BKT United Rugby Championship action this weekend as we take on the Emirates Lions at The Sportsground this Saturday. Here’s everything you need to know ahead of Saturday’s game. When’s the game?
The semi-final line-up for The Bank of Ireland Connacht Junior Cup is complete, with Ballinrobe, Creggs, Tuam and Westport all battling it out to be this year’s champion. Ballinrobe made it into their third Junior Cup semi-final in a row...
Galwegians 25 – 21 Wanderers A fantastic defensive effort in Crowley Park saw Galwegians fight back to get their first All-Ireland Division 2B win of 2023 surviving a last-play onslaught from Wanderers.
BANBRIDGE 43 BUCCANEERS 15 High-flying Buccaneers were shot down at Rifle Park on Saturday when revitalised Banbridge were in rampant mood as they outgunned Buccaneers 43-15 in their Energia All-Ireland League Division 1B game.
dboy wrote:
Apologies - I was asking you actually - I'll blame the awful wifi I'm for distracting me.
Yes, your response makes perfect sense.
I'd also considered just levelling the concourse and putting on temporary seating.
The Munster Women’s team completed a perfect Vodafone Interprovincial Championship campaign in Connacht on Saturday, securing their third bonus-point win to clinch the title. The men’s team progressed...
Ireland Head Coach Greg McWilliams and the National Coaching Team have named a panel of 42 players that will compete in the Celtic Challenge competition against their counterparts from Scotland and Wales.
This Saturday 28th January Pontypridd travel to the Talbot Athletic Ground to play Aberavon. The Indigo Group Premiership match kicks off at 2:30pm. Both sides had an enforced Saturday off from match action last weekend due to the freezing temperatures endured by the country.
Galwegians 2nds lifted the Bank of Ireland Invitational Cup after a decisive performance saw them overcome OLBC on a 52-0 scoreline. Three tries in the opening ten minutes gave ‘Wegians a commanding early lead and one that they wouldn’t come close to surrendering for the rest of the game.
