Memory Lane
This is a photo of the 1st team of Balbriggan RFC from 20 years ago. It’s great to see that some of these faces are still involved with the club, through coaching and admin. Amazingly, two of these guys are still playing for the club! Sadly, our friend and great club man, Martin Corcoran RIP, pictured in the photo, is no longer with us. He is still thought of, and remembered in the club.
Dean Moore – Ireland International
Well done to Dean Moore and the Ireland Club team who beat Scotland Club team, in horrendous weather conditions, in Cork on Friday night. The final score was 28 v 3. Here are some photos of Dean Moore and his family after the Ireland Club game, and a photo of Dean with the Dalriada Cup. Again, well done to Dean and congratulations to you from all at Balbriggan RFC.
Balbriggan Man Selected for Ireland Club Team
Former Balbriggan player, Dean Moore (Currently with Old Belvedere) has been selected for the Ireland Club XV team to play against the Scotland Club team this Friday night, February 7th in Cork. KO 7.30pm. Congratulations Dean and the best of luck this Friday, from all at Balbriggan RFC.
Coach the Coach
Back to Training
Youth training starts back tomorrow, Wednesday 8th January, at 7.30pm. Minis training resumes Thursday 9th January at 7.00pm.
U17s Result
Passing of Former Club Member
It is with great sadness that we learned of the death earlier today of former Club member Mr. Leslie Cashell. Leslie, aged 87, was a long time member of Balbriggan RFC and a former Vice President of the Club in the early years after it was reformed in the 1970’s. Leslie was the father of former Club President Robert Cashell and the first cousin of the Club’s Honorary Treasurer David Cashell. His removal will be to St George’s Church, Church Street, Balbriggan on Sunday the 5th January at 6pm, funeral at 1pm Monday the 6th. Our thoughts are with his family at this time. May he rest in peace.
Take Me Out
Balbriggan RFC and O’Dwyers GAA Club raise money for St Vincent de Paul
Balbriggan RFC and O’Dwyers GAA Club hand over a cheque for 575 euro to the Balbriggan branch of St Vincent de Paul. This money was raised from the compromised rules match that was held between the two clubs. Also, the minis section of Balbriggan RFC hand over a cheque for 600 euro to St Vincent de Paul. This was raised at the minis rugby blitz last Sunday, and which was attended by rugby teams from all over the North East and as far afield as Virginia.