Ballynahinch RFC Celebrate Their 70th Anniversary

Ballynahinch RFC enjoy weekend rugby and celebrate their 70th anniversary

Ballynahinch RFC round-up for 8 03 2025

Club Notes

Ballynahinch ended a difficult season in the Women’s Premiership on a high with a 22-19 home victory over Omagh and will hope to reset and recruit over the summer to bolster the squad for next season writes James Kirk.

The Academy squad lost at home to a strong Ballymena side in the semifinal of the Cup despite a fine display. They forged ahead in the first half with the conditions but a couple of yellow cards helped Ballymena come back and take the game 26-22.

Philip and Barbara Gregg, Susan and Laurence Roc, IRFU Ulster Branch President, with Flora and David Workman. (Photos by David Barr.)

The next pre-match lunch is on March 29th vs Cork Constitution is sold out. Seats can be booked for all fixtures via James Kirk on 07966143184.

Other diary dates included our 70th Anniversary Gala Ball on 7th March. See social media for details. 

Linda and Haydn Gibson.

Youth Training continues on Mondays at 7pm for boys and Wednesdays at 7pm for girls. All players U12/U14/U16/U18 welcome and no experience necessary. Contact Clifton Quinn for details on 07501228045.

Mini rugby continues on Saturday mornings from 9.30-11am. Boys and girls from P1 – Yr8 are all welcome, with training run for each age group in their school year. Mini rugby news is posted weekly on the club Facebook page – www.facebook.com/ballynahinchrfcofficial. For more details contact Kenny Morton – Mini Convenor on 07813157614 or email [email protected].

Ann and David George.

Results 08/03/2025

Ballynahinch 22 Omagh 19 (Women’s Premiership)

Ballynahinch 3 57 Armagh 3 8 (Provincial Prem 1)

Ballynahinch 22 Ballymena 26 (Academy Cup SF)

Armagh 54 Ballynahinch 7 (U14 Cup).

Richard and Julie Hart with Nadine and James Kirk.
Bill and Shelagh Caldwell with Ann and Arthur Gibson.

Patrick and Emily Hutley.

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