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Official Handbook 2015/2016 OFFICIAL HANDBOOK 2015/2016 Leinster Rugby @leinsterrugby Proud Sponsor Leinster Rugby PARTNERS & SPONSORS RS CLUB RTE PO P U S OLSC MATCH PLANNER Season 2015/16 * All times Irish Title Partner Date Series Time* Fixture Venue Fri 4 Sept Pro 12 7.35pm Edinburgh Rugby v Leinster Rugby Meggetland, Edinburgh Sat 12 Sept Pro 12 5.15pm Leinster Rugby v Cardiff Blues RDS Arena Sat 19 Sept RWC 2.30pm Ireland v Canada Millennium Stadium Sun 27 Sept RWC 4.45pm Ireland v Romania Wembley Stadium Sat 3 Oct Pro 12 2.30pm Leinster Rugby v Newport Gwent Dragons RDS Arena Sun 4 Oct RWC 4.45pm Ireland v Italy QE Elizabeth Park Official Kit Partner Official Technology Health & Wellness Official Beer Sun 11 Oct RWC 4.45pm France v Ireland Millennium Stadium Sponsor Partner Fri 16 Oct Pro 12 7.35pm Llanelli Scarlets v Leinster Rugby Parc y Scarlets W/e of 17/18 Oct RWC TBC Quarter Finals TBC Fri 23 Oct Pro12 7.45pm Leinster Rugby v Glasgow Warriors RDS Arena W/e of 24/25 Oct RWC 4.00pm Semi Finals TBC Sat 31 Oct RWC 4.00pm Rugby World Cup Final Twickenham Sun 1 Nov Pro 12 3.00pm Benetton Treviso v Leinster Rugby Stadio Monigo Fri 6 Nov Pro 12 7.35pm Leinster Rugby v Llanelli Scarlets RDS Arena Sun 15 Nov EPCC 1.00pm Leinster Rugby v Wasps RDS Arena Official Sponsor Official Wine Official Sponsor Sat 21 Nov EPCC 3.15pm Bath Rugby v Leinster Rugby The Rec Fri 27 Nov Pro 12 7.35pm Leinster Rugby v Ulster Rugby RDS Arena Sat 5 Dec Pro 12 3.00pm Glasgow Warriors v Leinster Rugby Scotstoun Sun 13 Dec EPCC 4.15pm RC Toulon v Leinster Rugby Stade Félix Mayol RETAILERS, SUPPLIERS & ADVISORS Sat 19 Dec EPCC 5.15pm Leinster Rugby v RC Toulon Aviva Stadium Sun 27 Dec Pro 12 5.15pm Munster Rugby v Leinster Rugby Thomond Park Fri 1 Jan Pro 12 4.00pm Leinster Rugby v Connacht Rugby RDS Arena Sat 9 Jan Pro 12 TBC Ospreys v Leinster Rugby Liberty Stadium W/e of 15/16/17 Jan EPCC TBC Leinster Rugby v Bath Rugby RDS Arena W/e of 22/23/24 Jan EPCC TBC Wasps v Leinster Rugby Ricoh Arena Official Retail Partner Official Business Adviser Official Legal Adviser Official Vehicle Supplier W/e of 29/30/31 Jan Pro12 TBC Newport Gwent Dragons v Leinster Rodney Parade Sun 7 Feb 6N 3.00pm Ireland v Wales Aviva Stadium W/e of 12/13/14 Feb Pro 12 TBC Leinster Rugby v Zebre RDS Arena Sat 13 Feb 6N 3.25pm France v Ireland Stade de France W/e of 19/20/21 Feb Pro 12 TBC Cardiff Blues v Leinster Rugby BT Sport Cardiff Arms Park W/e of 26/27/28 Feb Pro 12 TBC Zebre v Leinster Rugby Stadio Sergio Lanfranchi Sat 27 Feb 6N 4.50pm England v Ireland Twickenham W/e of 4/5/6 Mar Pro 12 TBC Leinster Rugby v Ospreys RDS Arena Official Nutritional Official Clothing Official Coach Official Food Sat 12 Mar 6N 1.30pm Ireland v Italy Aviva Stadium Supplier Supplier Supplier Supplier Sat 18 Mar 6N 5.00pm Ireland v Scotland Aviva Stadium W/e of 25/26/27 Mar Pro 12 TBC Connacht Rugby v Leinster Rugby Sportsground W/e of 1/2/3 Apr Pro 12 TBC Leinster Rugby v Munster Rugby Aviva Stadium OFFICIAL MEDIA PARTNERS W/e of 8/9/10 Apr EPCC TBC Quarter Finals TBC W/e of 15/16/17 Apr Pro 12 TBC Leinster Rugby v Edinburgh RDS Arena W/e of 22/23 Apr EPCC TBC Semi Finals TBC newstalk W/e of 29/30 Apr Pro 12 TBC Ulster Rugby v Leinster Rugby Kingspan Stadium 106-108FM W/e of 6/7/8 May Pro 12 TBC Leinster Rugby v Benetton Treviso RDS Arena W/e 13/14 May EPCC TBC European Champions Cup Final Grand Stade de Lyon W/e of 20/21/22 May Pro 12 TBC Pro 12 Semi Finals TBC Official Media Partner Official Supplier Official Supplier Official Station Official Photographers W/e of 27/28/29 May Pro 12 TBC Pro 12 Grand Final TBC 2 | LEINSTERRUGBY.IE LEINSTER V NEWPORT GWENT DRAGONS Leinster Handbook Cover Final.indd 2 14/10/2015 22:23 CONTENTS COMMITTEES & ORGANISATIONS Past Presidents of the Leinster Branch 3 Leinster Branch Officers 2015/2016 4 Message from the President of the Leinster Branch 5 Message from Bank of Ireland 8 Leinster Branch Staff 9 Executive Committee 2015/2016 10 Branch Committees 2015/2016 12 School Committee & Reps 14 Womens Committee 14 Junior Section 14 Youth Commitee & Reps 15 Referees Committee & Reps 17 Leinster Rugby Referees - Past Presidents 18 Committe Diary Meetings 20 Provincial Contacts 21 RESULTSInternational 2014/2015 Union Contacts 23 European, UK & Ireland 25 Leagues in Leinster 26 Cups in Leinster, Provincial Area Competition 27 Provincial Area Competitions, School Competitions 28 Schools Competitions 29 Age Grade Competitions 30 Lorcan Sherlock, Leinster Annual Awards Ball 34 FIXTURES Fixtures Index 43 Internationals 44 European Rugby Champions Cup 45 Guinness PRO12, B&I Cup 46 Leinster League Divisions 47 Leinster Senior League Cup 55 Metro Leagues 56 Ulster Bank League Divisions 68 Women’s AIL Division 1 85 CLUB & SCHOOL INFORMATION Club Information 89 Schools Information 130 www.leinsterrugby.ie 1 Committees & Organisations COMMITTEES & ORGANISATIONS 185805 Leinster Rugby Official Handbook Deviders.indd 1 19/10/2015 16:12 LEINSTER BRANCH I.R.F.U. - PAST PRESIDENTS 1920-21 RT.Rev. AT Hughes 1960-61 R. Fitzgerald 2000-01 P.A. Cranfield 1921-22 W.A. Daish 1961-62 P.S. O’Neill 2001-02 J.R. West 1922-23 H.J. Millar 1962-63 E.J. Doyle 2002-03 A.J. de Lacy 1923-24 S.E. Polden 1963-64 Dr. K.D. Mullen 2003-04 L.P. Magee 1924-25 J.J. Warren 1964-65 N. McConnell 2004-05 P. Boylan 1925-26 E.M. Solomons M.A. 1965-66 D.P. Smyth B. Arch 2005-06 B. Brady 1926-27 T.F. Stack 1966-67 Dr. G.A. O’Reilly 2006-07 R. Barry-Duke 1927-28 A.D. Clinch M.D. 1967-68 D.G. O’Leary 2007-08 M.J. McLoughlin 1928-29 W. G Fallon B.L. 1968-69 T.W. R. Meates 2008-09 D. Kavanagh 1929-30 W.H. Acton 1969-70 T.J. Cullen B. Arch 2009-10 D. Lamont 1930-31 Mr. Justice Cahir Davitt 1970-71 J.F. Coffey 2010-11 K. Fitzpatrick 1931-32 A.F. O’Connell 1971-72 R. Ganly 2011-12 S. Bayley 1932-33 V.V. Drennan 1972-73 A.R. Dawson 2012-13 B. Gormley 1933-34 R.M. Scott M.A. 1973-74 M.H. Carroll 2013-14 P.J. Deering 1934-35 P.F. Murray M.D. 1974-75 W.D. Fraser 2014-15 J. Glackin 1935-36 S.V. Kirwan B.L. 1975-76 F.R. McMullen 1936-37 R.D. Gray 1976-77 P.F. Madigan 1937-38 G.P.S. Hogan B.L. 1977-78 K.D. Kelleher 1938-39 P.J. Power 1978-79 I.B. Cairnduff 1939-40 Col. J. Gleeson B.E. 1979-80 P.J. Bolger 1940-41 T. Bell 1980-81 B. Cross 1941-42 H. Michael M.D. 1981-82 N.H. Brophy 1942-43 N.M. Purcell 1982-83 E. Egan 1943-44 D.J. O’Connor 1983-84 P.J. Boyle 1944-45 Capt. J.R. Ramsey 1984-85 M. Cuddy 1945-46 E.T. McCarron 1985-86 A. Twomey 1946-47 Rev. Precentor R. Watson 1986-87 R.L.K. Mills 1947-48 V.E. Kirwan 1987-88 B.S. Murphy 1948-49 F.A. Moran 1988-89 R.A. Brophy 1949-50 T.C.J. O’Connell M.D.MCh 1989-90 E.J. Coleman 1950-51 E.W. Massey 1990-91 V.J.D. Kirwan 1951-52 Very Rev. E.R.S. Farrell 1991-92 C.A. Smyth 1952-53 E.J. Daly 1992-93 T. D’Arcy 1953-54 Lt. Col. J.J. Winters B.E. 1993-94 B.T. Keogh 1954-55 L.B. McMahon 1994-95 D.P. Guilfoyle 1955-56 C.A. Boyle 1995-96 W.A. Mulcahy 1956-57 L.J. Lysaght 1996-97 R.S. Browning 1957-58 E.J. Lightfoot 1997-98 C.C. Powell 1958-59 P.L. Tighe 1998-99 J.D. Hussey 1959-60 C.R. Graves 1999-2000 E.J. Thornton www.leinsterrugby.ie 3 LEINSTER BRANCH I.R.F.U. (FOUNDED 1879) LEINSTER BRANCH OFFICERS President Senior Vice President ROBERT McDERMOTT FRANK DOHERTY Junior Vice President Immediate Past President NIALL RYNNE JOHN GLACKIN Honorary Treasurer Honorary Secretary RAY RYAN STUART BAYLEY Trevor Merrey Honorary Secretary (Junior Section) LORCAN BALFE Honorary Secretary (Schools Section) MICHAEL MCCOY Honorary Secretary (Youths Section) PIERCE FitZpatrick Honorary Secretary (Leinster Rugby Referees) STUART FARMER Media Services Limited Trustees NIALL Brophy, Frank SOWMAN, JOHN Hussey R. A. Brophy & CO. Auditors Note: Branch Officers are ex-officio members of all Leinster Branch Committees MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT ROBERT MCDERMOTT It is indeed a fantastic Womens rugby is still developing and honour and a great the quality of the product in terms of privilege to have been skill, commitment and enthusiasm is very elected as the 96th impressive. It is important to recognise the President of Leinster work of the Womens Committee who are Rugby for the coming responsible not only for the adult game, season.
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