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Junior Rugby [Social Rugby] Season 2015/2016

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    #32
    gaius c
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    And this is how this season's leagues will look.

    6t3lZEc.png


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    #33
    The Lost Sheep
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    Crazy how Naas 2nds will be in the same division as some clubs 4ths/5ths. There will be weekends where AIL division 2 players will be playing against totally social players


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    #34
    irishbucsfan
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    The Lost Sheep wrote: »
    Crazy how Naas 2nds will be in the same division as some clubs 4ths/5ths. There will be weekends where AIL division 2 players will be playing against totally social players

    Historically they've been far more seperated than sides at other clubs, not sure how it is over there currently.


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    #35
    gaius c
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    The Lost Sheep wrote: »
    Crazy how Naas 2nds will be in the same division as some clubs 4ths/5ths. There will be weekends where AIL division 2 players will be playing against totally social players

    Naas seconds play in metro 2, not 6 and the team in 6 is their thirds.

    I think Skerries in div 4 are the lowest placed AIL seconds team.


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    #36
    .ak
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    Thanks I'll add the list to op


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    #37
    The Lost Sheep
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    gaius c wrote: »
    Naas seconds play in metro 2, not 6 and the team in 6 is their thirds.

    I think Skerries in div 4 are the lowest placed AIL seconds team.
    tiredness on my part reading it earlier.....

    Wonder will Ulster ever change to a system like this. Not needed in Connacht or Munster.


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    #38
    The Lost Sheep
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    Games start next weekend in the more social divisions....


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    #39
    gaius c
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    Wesley gone from division 10 and Belvo back into division 6.


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    #40
    shoutman
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    Are the league tables online anywhere?


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    #41
    RuckingSwimmer
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    shoutman wrote: »
    Are the league tables online anywhere?
    http://www.leinsterrugbydomestic.com/league/101733/division9 - drop down menu on adult men, fixtures/results, metro league...

    Railway Union dropped out of Division 9


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    #42
    The Lost Sheep
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    shoutman wrote: »
    Are the league tables online anywhere?
    All on the leinster website....
    That's the link to the domestic page look under fixtures/results and theyre all there
    http://www.leinsterrugby.ie/domestic/home.php#.VgU1KU3bLcs


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    #43
    Eoin
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    shoutman wrote: »
    Are the league tables online anywhere?

    Division 5

    Division 6

    Division 7

    Division 8

    Division 9

    Division 10


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    #44
    GiftofGab
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    How many teams do Clondalkin have?


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    #45
    The Lost Sheep
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    GiftofGab wrote: »
    How many teams do Clondalkin have?
    4. 2 in Leinster League and 2 in metro league


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    #46
    macky4jd
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    Well lads, is it too late to get involved with a team for this year? I used to play a bit of rugby in school but I'd primarily be looking to play in order to increase my fitness ahead of the gaelic season next year. Would prob need to learn again how to tackle properly etc. I'm 27 so no spring chicken!! I live by the IFSC.... Any advice? Cheers


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    #47
    .ak
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    macky4jd wrote: »
    Well lads, is it too late to get involved with a team for this year? I used to play a bit of rugby in school but I'd primarily be looking to play in order to increase my fitness ahead of the gaelic season next year. Would prob need to learn again how to tackle properly etc. I'm 27 so no spring chicken!! I live by the IFSC.... Any advice? Cheers

    Absolutely not, season only started. However you might find you won't get much game time straight away as you'll re-learn the basics as you missed preseason. You'll still get stuck in on the fitness side of things tho!

    Loads of options around you, Clontarf on the north side, trinity nearby, then loads just south of you.


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    #48
    Pudsy33
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    Junior rugby season kicks off today but it's definitely not too late! Most clubs will cater for complete beginners so no worries there. I'm sure someone else will be better informed of the clubs in the area.


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    #49
    The Lost Sheep
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    macky4jd wrote: »
    Well lads, is it too late to get involved with a team for this year? I used to play a bit of rugby in school but I'd primarily be looking to play in order to increase my fitness ahead of the gaelic season next year. Would prob need to learn again how to tackle properly etc. I'm 27 so no spring chicken!! I live by the IFSC.... Any advice? Cheers
    Never too late to join. Now is great time to start. Leagues have started and as youve played before it will help a lot
    Wouldnt worry about starting back up at 27. There's plenty whove started back older..


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    #50
    macky4jd
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    Great advice guys, cheers


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    #51
    murr15
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    Any clubs for a novice near rathmines?


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    #52
    Eoin
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    Marys, Terenure, CYM, Tallaght off the top of my head


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    #53
    The Lost Sheep
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    murr15 wrote: »
    Any clubs for a novice near rathmines?
    Marys/Terenure who both will have loads of sides in the very social leagues. CYM will have less teams and are a much smaller club. Your choice.... plenty of options.


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    #54
    dropping_bombs
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    Any social/beginner teams in Galway city? Thanks.


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    #55
    The Lost Sheep
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    dropping_bombs wrote: »
    Any social/beginner teams in Galway city? Thanks.
    Galwegians field 3 teams. Their thirds compete in division 1C(3) of the Connacht junior one league
    Corinthians field a thirds team that field in the Connacht Junior 2 league.
    NUIG also have a team in this junior 2 league and theyre side/club is open to all not just students.
    Im kind of involved in NUIG RFC. They train Tuesday and Thursdays in Dangan
    You can contact them here or email nuigrugby@gmail.com


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    #56
    dropping_bombs
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    The Lost Sheep wrote: »
    Galwegians field 3 teams. Their thirds compete in division 1C(3) of the Connacht junior one league
    Corinthians field a thirds team that field in the Connacht Junior 2 league.
    NUIG also have a team in this junior 2 league and theyre side/club is open to all not just students.
    Im kind of involved in NUIG RFC. They train Tuesday and Thursdays in Dangan
    You can contact them here or email nuigrugby@gmail.com

    Thanks for your reply. What kind of standard would the junior 2 teams be at do you know?


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    #57
    The Lost Sheep
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    dropping_bombs wrote: »
    Thanks for your reply. What kind of standard would the junior 2 teams be at do you know?
    Can vary hugely. Too hard to say but would be beginner friendly for most part


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    #58
    gaius c
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    So has the season started yet?


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    #59
    Pudsy33
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    gaius c wrote: »
    So has the season started yet?

    Very quiet around here alright. My team hasn't had a game for a month now which is annoying.


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    #60
    gaius c
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    Pudsy33 wrote: »
    Very quiet around here alright. My team hasn't had a game for a month now which is annoying.

    How come? Walkovers?


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    #61
    Pudsy33
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    gaius c wrote: »
    How come? Walkovers?

    Nothing scheduled and a walkover this weekend. Actually it's been 3 weeks I think, I didn't play the last one.


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