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Psni Rugby 04/05 POLICE SERVICE of NORTHERN IRELAND Rugby Club Fixtures 2013-2014 Newforge Country Club Newforge Lane, Belfast BT9 5NW Telephone (028) 9068 1027 PSNI Rugby Club Officials 2013/14 President Mr Tim Mairs Senior Vice President Mr Roy Thompson Vice Presidents Mr Colin Brunt Mr Tim Craig Mr Brian Kenwell Mr Robert Hunter Senior Past President Mr Paul Robinson Honorary Secretary Mrs Beverley McDowell Assistant Honorary Secretary Mr Michael Carson Honorary Treasurer Mr Brian Kenwell Assistant Honorary Treasurer Mr Colin Brunt Fixture & Match Secretary Mr Rab Hunter Club Coach Mr Jonathan Pedlow Club & 1st XV Captain Mr Nathan Patterson 1st XV Vice Captain Mr David Kenwell 2nd XV Captain Mr Michael Carson 2nd XV Vice Captain Mr Paul Watson 1st XV Manager Mr Steven Jones 2nd XV Manager Mr Ian Rowan IRFU (Ulster Branch) Mr Rab Hunter Representative Public Relations Officer Mr Mark Sheridan Co-opted Committee Members Mr David Boyd Mr Andrew McConville Child Welfare Officer Mrs Beverley McDowell Club Medical Attendant Mrs Beverley McDowell Club Doctor As approved by the RUCAA Irish Police Rugby Mr Tim Mairs Representatives (Co-Chairman) Mr Colin Brunt Mr David McBurney Mr Mark Sheridan Irish Police Rugby Head Coach Mr Mervyn Tweed PSNI RFC is sponsored by Harp & Crown Credit Union www.harpandcrowncu.org.uk Ulster Rugby Fixtures 20013/14 Date Time Comp Opposition Venue Fri 6 Sep 19:15 RDP12 N G Dragons Rodney Parade Fri 13 Sep 19:05 RDP12 Glasgow Warriors Ravenhill Stadium Sat 21 Sep 18:45 RDP12 Connacht Rugby Sportsground Fri 27 Sep 19:05 RDP12 Benetton Treviso Ravenhill Stadium Fri 4 Oct 19:05 RDP12 Ospreys Liberty Stadium Fri 11 Oct 20:00 HC-P5 Leicester Tigers Ravenhill Stadium Sat 19 Oct 16:40 HC-P5 Montpellier Yves-du-Manoir Fri 25 Oct 19:05 RDP12 Cardiff Blues Ravenhill Stadium Sat 2 Nov 18:30 RDP12 Scarlets Parc y Scarlets Fri 22 Nov 19:05 RDP12 Edinburgh Rugby Ravenhill Stadium Sat 30 Nov 15:00 RDP12 Zebre Stadio XXV Aprile Sat 7 Dec 18:00 HC-P5 Benetton Treviso Ravenhill Stadium Sat 14 Dec 14:35 HC-P5 Benetton Treviso Stadio Monigo Fri 20 Dec 19:05 RDP12 Zebre Ravenhill Stadium Sat 28 Dec 18:45 RDP12 Leinster Rugby Royal Dublin Soc. Fri 3 Jan 19:05 RDP12 Munster Rugby Ravenhill Stadium 10/11/12 Jan HC-P5 Montpellier Ravenhill Stadium 17/18/19 Jan HC-P5 Leicester Tigers Welford Road 7/8/9 Feb RDP12 Ospreys Ravenhill Stadium 14/15/16 Feb RDP12 Scarlets Ravenhill Stadium 21/22/23 Feb RDP12 Benetton Treviso Stadio Monigo 28 Feb, 1/2 Mar RDP12 N G Dragons Ravenhill Stadium 21/22/23 Mar RDP12 Edinburgh Rugby Murrayfield 28/29/30 Mar RDP12 Cardiff Blues Arms Park 11/12/13 Apr RDP12 Connacht Rugby Ravenhill Stadium 18/19/20 Apr RDP12 Glasgow Warriors Scotstoun Stadium 2/3/4 May RDP12 Leinster Rugby Ravenhill Stadium 9/10/11 May RDP12 Munster Rugby Thomond Park 16/17/18 May RDP12-PO Sat 31 May RDP12-F 1st XV Fixtures 2013-14 Date Opponents Venue Comp Result Sep 7th Sep 14th Instonians 3 Home Friendly Sep 21st Ophir Away GW Cup Sep 28th Newry Home League Oct 5th Oct 12th Donegal Away League Oct 19th Armoy Home GW Cup Oct 26th Lurgan Away League Nov 2nd Letterkenny Away League Nov 9th Nov 16th Larne Away League Nov 23rd BHS(FP) Home GW Cup Nov 30th Holywood Away League Dec 7th Dec 14th Dec 21st Dec 22nd Dec 28th Jan 4th Belfast Harlequins 2 Away McCrea Cup Jan 11th Newry Away League Jan 18th Lurgan Home League Jan 25th Feb 1st Letterkenny Home League McCrea Cup Feb 8th Feb 15th GW Cup QF Feb 22nd Monaghan Home League McCrea Cup QF Mar 1st Donegal Home League Mar 8th Holywood Home League Mar 15th Larne Home League Mar 22nd GW Cup SF Mar 29th McCrea Cup SF Apr 5th Apr 12th Monaghan Away League Apr 19th GW Cup Final Apr 23rd McCrea Cup Final 2nd XV Fixtures 2013-14 Date Opponents Venue Comp Result Sep 7th Sep 14th Sep 21st Civil Service 2 Home League Sep 28th Malone 4 Home League Oct 5th Holywood 3 Away League Oct 12th Antrim Home League Oct 19th BHS(FP) 2 Home League Oct 26th Ballynahinch 6 Away League Nov 2nd Queens 4 Home Nov 9th UUC 3 Away League Nov 16th League Nov 23rd Donaghadee 3 Away League Nov 30th BHS(FP) 2 Away League Dec 7th McCambley Dec 14th Academy 3 Home League Dec 21st Dec 28th Jan 4th Holywood 3 Home League Cup/Shield Jan 11th Ballynahinch 6 Home League Jan 18th Queens 4 Away League Jan 25th Antrim Away League Feb 1st Cup/Shield Feb 8th Feb 15th UCC 3 Home League Feb 22nd Academy 3 Away League Cup/Shield QF Mar 1st Civil Service 2 Away League Mar 8th League Mar 15th Malone 4 Away League Mar 22nd Cup/Shield SF Mar 29th Donaghadee 3 Home League Apr 5th Apr 12th Apr 19th Apr 26th Cup/Shield Final.
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