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Rugby Club Fixtures 2011-2012

Newforge Country Club Newforge Lane, BT9 5NW Telephone (028) 9068 1027 The following are the Office Bearers of the Public Relations Officer Mr Mark Sheridan PSNI Rugby Club for Season 2011/12 Additional Executive Mr Gary Allen Committee Members Mr Stephen Dunne President Mr Tim Mairs Mr Gary McWhirter Senior Vice President Mr Roy Thompson Mr Philip Neill Mr Bjorn O’Brien Vice Presidents Mr Colin Brunt Mr Peter Tees Mr Tim Craig Mr Brian Kenwell Child Welfare Officer Mrs Beverley McDowell Mr Robert Hunter Club Medical Attendant Mrs Beverley McDowell Senior Past President Mr Paul Robinson Club Doctor As approved by the Honorary Secretary Mrs Beverley McDowell RUCAA Assistant Honorary Secretary Mr Nathan Patterson PSUK Representative Mr Ronnie Carey Honorary Treasurer Mr Brian Kenwell Irish Police Rugby Mr Tim Mairs Representatives (Co-Chairman) Assistant Honorary Treasurer Mr Colin Brunt Mr Colin Brunt Fixture Secretary Mr Bernie Graham Mr David McBurney Mr Paul Robinson Match Secretary Mr Robert Hunter Irish Police Rugby Head Coach Mr Mervyn Tweed Club Coach Mr David Irwin Club & 1st XV Captain Mr Stephen Welsh 1st XV Vice Captain Mr David Kenwell 2nd XV Captain Mr Michael Carson 2nd XV Vice Captain Mr Chris Savage PSNI RFC is sponsored by Technical Director Mr Colin Brunt Harp & Crown Credit Union 1st XV Managers Mr David Boyd Mr Paul Hodge 2nd XV Manager Mr Ian Rowan IRFU ( Branch) Mr Robert Hunter www.harpandcrowncu.org.uk Representative Fixtures 20011/12 Date Time Comp Opposition Venue Fri 2 Sep 19:05 RDP12 Ravenhill Sat 10 Sep 15:00 RDP12 Rugby Stadio Zaffanella Fri 16 Sep 19:05 RDP12 Blues Ravenhill Sun 25 Sep 16:30 RDP12 Fri 30 Sep 19:05 RDP12 Newport Gwent Fri 7 Oct 19:05 RDP12 Benetton Treviso Ravenhill Sat 29 Oct 15:00 RDP12 Sat 5 Nov 17:35 RDP12 Rugby Ravenhill Sat 12 Nov 15:40 HC-P4 ASM Clermont Ravenhill Auvergne Sat 19 Nov 18:00 HC-P4 Welford Road Fri 25 Nov 19:35 RDP12 Glasgow Warriors Firhill Stadium Fri 2 Dec 19:05 RDP12 Scarlets Ravenhill Fri 9 Dec 19:30 HC-P4 Aironi Rugby Ravenhill Sat 17 Dec 14:30 HC-P4 Aironi Rugby Stadio Zaffanella Mon 26 Dec 17:30 RDP12 Leinster Royal Society Fri 30 Dec 19:05 RDP12 Munster Ravenhill 6/7/8 Jan RDP12 Murrayfield .

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13/14/15 Apr RDP12 Sportsground V 20/21/22 Apr RDP12 Leinster Ravenhill 4/5/6 May RDP12 Munster Stadium 26/27 May RDP12-F TBA Round 4 Sat 10th Mar 12 14:30 v Result - Sat 10th Mar 12 17:00 Ireland v Scotland Result - Sun 11th Mar 12 15:00 France v Stade de France Result - Round 5 Sat 17th Mar 12 12:30 Italy v Scotland Result - Sat 17th Mar 12 14:45 Wales v France MIllennium Stadium Result - Round 1 Sat 17th Mar 12 17:00 England v Ireland Twickenham Sat 4th Feb 12 14:30 France v Italy Stade de France Result - Result - Sat 4th Feb 12 17:00 Scotland v England Murrrayfield Result - Sun 5th Feb 12 15:00 Ireland v Wales Aviva Stadium Result - Round 2 Sat 11th Feb 12 16:00 Italy v England Stadio Flaminio Result - Sat 11th Feb 12 20:00 France v Ireland Stade de France Result - Sun 12th Feb 12 15:00 Wales v Scotland Millennium Stadium Result - Round 3 Sat 25th Feb 12 13:30 Ireland v Italy Aviva Stadium Result - Sat 25th Feb 12 16:00 England v Wales Twickenham Result - Sun 26th Feb 12 15:00 Scotland v France Murrayfield Result - Ireland’s 6 Nations 2011

Team PWDLPts England 5401 8 France 5302 6 Ireland 5302 6 Wales 5302 6 Scotland 5104 2 Italy 5104 2 The RBS 6 Nations Trophy The Trophy was designed by James Brent-Ward, Designer and Managing Director of the Silversmiths William Comyns who produced it. The Trophy has fifteen sides – one for each player. It has three handles, one for each official – the referee and the two touch judges. The capacity of the Trophy is exactly five bottles of Champagne, one for each of the original five competing nations. It has the emblem of each nation around the base. These are fixed in such a way that they can be moved to accommodate the addition of new emblems when new nations join, as happened when Italy joined in the year 2000.

Previous Winners Year Winners Captain 1993 France Jeff Tordo 1994 Wales 1995 England 1996 England Will Carling 1997 France Abdel Benazzi POLICE SERVICE 1998 France Raphael Ibanez of 1999 Scotland Gary Armstrong 2000 England NORTHERN IRELAND 2001 England Martin Johnson 2002 France Fabien Galthie RUGBY CLUB 2003 England Martin Johnson 2004 France Fabien Pelous 2005 Wales Gareth Thomas 2006 France Fabien Pelous 2007 France Raphael Ibanez 2008 Wales Ryan Jones 2009 Ireland Brian O’Driscoll 2010 France 2011 England 1st XV Fixtures 2011-12 2nd XV Fixtures 2011-12 Date Opponents Venue Comp Result Date Opponents Venue Comp Result Aug 27th Aug 27th Sep 3rd Sep 3rd Sep 10th Sep 10th Malone 5 Away League Sep 17th Randalstown Away League Sep 17th Sep 24th Newry Away GW Cup Sep 24th Antrim Home League Oct 1st Lurgan Home League Oct 1st Holywood 3 Away League Oct 8th BHS(FP) Away League Oct 8th Ballyclare 4 Home League Oct 15th Donegal Away League Oct 15th Larne 3 Home League Oct 22nd Civil Service Home GW Cup Oct 19th 4 Away League Oct 29th Newry Home League Kick-off 7.30 Nov 5th Banbridge Home League Oct 22nd Civil Service 2 Away League Nov 12th Lurgan Home GW Cup Oct 29th Ards4 Away League Nov 19th Monaghan Away League Nov 5th Grovenor 4 Away League Nov 26th Cavan Away League Nov 12th Carrick 4 Away League Dec 3rd Nov 19th Dec 10th Malone 2 Home League Nov 26th Larne 3 Away League Dec 17th Dec 3rd Harlequins 4 Home League Dec 24th Dec 10th Cup Dec 31st Dec 17th Jan 7th BHS(FP) Home League Dec 24th Jan 14th Cavan Home League Jan 7th Cup Jan 21st Lurgan Away League Jan 14th Antrim Away League Jan 28th Randalstown Home League Jan 21st Malone 5 Home League Feb 4th Donegal Home? League Jan 26th Cup Feb 11th Harlequins 2 Away League Feb 4th Ballyclare 4 Away League Feb 18th GW Cup Feb 11th Civil Service 2 Home League Feb 25h Cooke Away McCrea Cup Feb 18th Instonians 4 Home League/Cup Mar 3rd Newry Away League Feb 25th Carrick 4 Home League Mar10th GW Cup Mar 3rd Ards 4 Home League Mar17th Mar 10th Holywood 3 Home League Mar24th Monaghan Home League Mar 17th Mar31st Derry 2 Away League Mar 24th Harlequins 4 Away League Apr 7th Mar 31st Grovenor 4 Home League Apr 14th GW Cup Apr 7th Apr 21st Apr 14th Apr 28th Apr 21st Apr 30th Apr 28th Ireland World Cup Fixtures The Rugby World Cup is the premier international competition. The event is organised by the sport’s governing Pool C body, the International Rugby Board (IRB), and is contested by Australia, Ireland, Italy, Russia, USA the men's national teams. The inaugural tournament was held in 1987, hosted by both Australia and New Zealand, and is now Pool C contested every four years. 11/09 15:30 Australia v Italy Auckland The winners are awarded the William , named Result - after the Rugby School pupil credited with the game’s 11/09 18:00 Ireland v USA New Plymouth invention. The tournament is one of the largest international Result - sporting competitions in the world. South Africa are the current World champions, having won the 15/09 19:30 Russia v USA New Plymouth Final in France on 20 October 2007 Result - with victory over England, the 2003 World Champions. The 17/09 20:30 Australia v Ireland Auckland next Rugby World Cup is due to be contested in New Result - Zealand in 2011. 20/09 19:30 Italy v Russia Nelson World Cup Finals Result - 1987 Host Countries: Australia & New Zealand 23/09 20:30 Australia v USA Wellington New Zealand 29 -9 France Result - 1991 Host Country: England 25/09 18:00 Ireland v Russia Rotorua Australia 12 -6 England Result - 1995 Host Country: South Africa 27/09 19:30 Italy v USA Nelson South Africa 15 - 12 New Zealand Result - (aet) 01/10 15:30 Australia v Russia Nelson 1999 Host Country: Wales Result - Australia 35 - 12 France 02/10 20:30 Ireland v Italy Dunedin 2003 Host Country: Australia Result - England 20 - 17 Australia (aet) 2007 Host Country: France South Africa 15 -6 England

First Aid General principles in event of accident Remove patient from danger of further injury if necessary and make sure he or she is able to breathe. Stop bleeding. For serious accidents, all poisonings and most burns, call medical help at once or have a bystander call emergency services. Keep the patient as quiet, safe and comfortable as possible. Bleeding Lay the casualty down and elevate the bleeding part, if it is a limb and is not broken. If an injured artery is near the surface, blood may be seen spurting from it. If there is a significant flow of blood, as from an injured artery or a ruptured varicose vein, apply direct pressure immediately, preferably over a sterile dressing. Apply a pad and bandage firmly. If the blood soaks through, apply another pad on top of the original dressing. Bandage firmly, but not excessively tightly, and arrange removal to hospital. Burns, Heat Burns and Scalds Before treating see that your hands are as clean as possible. Do not apply lotions or ointment of any kind. Do not remove burnt clothing. Do not break blisters. Hold burned area under a cold water tap for at least ten minutes or until the pain disappears. Cover the area and burned clothing with dry sterile dressing if possible, otherwise use freshly laundered linen, etc. Bandage lightly. Treat for shock. If possible, cool the injured part immediately. Fractures Do not remove casualty until injured part is immobilized unless life is in immediate danger. Move as little as possible but place casualty in comfortable position so that his/her breathing is unobstructed and the injured part fully supported. Unless trained just support injured leg in the position found. Upper limbs can usually be supported by the injured persons. If this is not possible, do not move injured arm unnecessarily and support in the most comfortable position for the casualty, making use of his/her clothing. Shock printing Lay the casualty on his/her back, clothing loosened, head turned to one side and the feet raised, unless there is injury to head or chest, when publishing the shoulders should be slightly raised. The casualty should be protected from cold if necessary by wrapping in a rug or blanket. Do advertising not overheat so as to cause sweating. Do not use hot water bottles. design If the casualty is conscious and complains of thirst he/she may be given sips of water or other beverages (not alcoholic) except when an internal injury is suspected or when an anaesthetic is likely to be given within an Tel: 028 9055 1811 hour or two. Do not give liquids to an unconscious person. Get the www.dcgpublications.com casualty to hospital quickly; a blood transfusion may be required. PERSONAL CONTACTS PERSONAL CONTACTS

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123 1 30 31 1 45678910 2345678 In travelling to or from a game no member of the Club should 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 behave in any way which causes embarrassment, inconvenience 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 or distress to any other member of the Club or to any member

25 26 27 28 29 30 1 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 of the general public. Offensive language must be avoided at all NOVEMBER DECEMBER times. SM TW T F S SM TW T F S

12345 0 123 No damage should be caused to any public or private property. 678910 11 12 45678910 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 No unauthorised souvenirs or trophies, especially items valued by 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 the host club, should be taken by any member of the Club. 27 28 29 30 2 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 All players must be punctual in meeting for a game, wear the JANUARY FEBRUARY SM TW T F S SM TW T F S Club colours and, if unable to play, cry off in good time before 1234567 1234 the game.

8910 11 12 13 14 2 5678910 11 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 All players are expected to comply fully with the terms of Law 26 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 of the Laws of the Game, “Foul Play”. 29 30 31 26 27 28 29 1 Any player of the Club ordered off by the referee must MARCH APRIL immediately leave the field and without questioning the decision. SM TW T F S SM TW T F S

123 0 1234567 All players must join in applauding opponents off the field after a 45678910 8910 11 12 13 14 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 game and must not get involved in any heated discussion 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 afterwards about particular incidents.

25 26 27 28 29 30 31 2 29 30 All captains, coaches and selectors must report any acts of foul MAY JUNE play they see committed by a player of the Club, irrespective of SM TW T F S SM TW T F S 12345 12 whether or not the referee sees it, to the Club following the 678910 11 12 3456789 game. The Selection Committee may decide on the punishment 2 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 due to the guilty player or refer the case with its 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 27 28 29 30 31 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 recommendations to the Club Disciplinary Committee for

1 decision. All instances of a second offence by a particular player JULY AUGUST must be referred to the Disciplinary Committee. SM TW T F S SM TW T F S 1234567 1234 The Selection Committee will maintain a register of all incidents 8910 11 12 13 14 0 5678910 11 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 of foul play involving players of the Club. 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

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