A table quiz to raise funds for U11 & U12 trip to Wales takes place in Clubhouse on Friday Night at 8:30pm. €40 per table of 4. Your support would be greatly appreciated.

We are delighted to confirm that the club allocation of tickets has been sold and there are therefore no more tickets available.

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Enniscorthy u 19 defeated Co.Carlow 38 -24 and in so doing topped Leinster League southern section and can now look forward to home quarter final against fourth placed team in northern section on 14th January 2012. Enniscorthys win was based on a massive performance from their pack with a strong scr

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YOUTHS TRAINING U19, U17, U15 & U13 COMMENCES NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT 2nd September @ 7.30.P.M. AND EVERY WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY @ 7.30.p.m. Managers as well as coaches required for first couple of nights to sort registration new players etc.
 
MINI RUGBY (U6-U12) COMMENCES SUNDAY 4th September @ 10.30.A.M with weekly sessions each Sunday @ 10.30.a.m. co ordinator Larry Mackey
 
Youths coaching & management teams:

Specialist coaches: Kicking coach: Tommy James, Scrum & Lineout  coach: Kent Ashmore
 
Under 19: Manager Ray Hemmingway. Coaches: Brian Roche, John Bolger & Paul McCrea.
 
Under 17: Manager Andrew Owen. Coaches: Johnny Mythen, Dick Harpur & John McCrea.
 
Under 15: Manager Malcolm Pim. Coaches: John Farrar, Alan Smith, Craig Blythe & Liam Spratt. 
 
Under 13: Manager Colman Doyle. Coaches: Paddy Farrell, Matt Kelly, David McCafferty & Tim Doyle.

Senior Teams Men & Women train Tuesday & Thursdays @ 7.30.p.m.

Under 21's train Tuesday & Fridays @ 7.30.p.m.

All teams are constantly on lookout for new players experienced and novice who are welcome to attend any training session in their grade or age group.

Michael Foley Bursary Fund, which honours the memory of Michael Foley, in providing third level bursary for students of his alma mater Enniscorthy CBS, in conjunction with Enniscorthy Rugby Club are staging Fundraising Greyhound Race Night on Sunday 31/07/11 (August Bank Holiday Sunday) at Enniscort

Centre Ross Barbour was the hero for Enniscorthy as his try seven minutes from full time gave Enniscorthy victory over Ashbourne in an exciting Provincial Towns Plate Final in Naas RFC on Wednesday night.

Enniscorthy lead 14-12 at half time with a pair of tries from impressive full back Richa

Enniscorthy under 17 finished the season in this pulsating SE final agaist a Gorey side who added this trophy to their previous Leinster League and Plate silverware. The long gap  of four weeks since their last match , while awaiting Gorey to finish their All Ireland series, was part of the hom

Enniscorthy’s second string u-17 side, The Eagles, minus a couple of regulars, put up their best performance of the season to defeat an under strength, but very game Tullow side under lights in Tullow on Thursday night last. Enniscorthy’s try scorers were Conor Farrell, Martin Breen and two superb e

Enniscorthy under 17 , after their disappointing exit from Leinster League at semi final stage and their subsequent exit from the cup showed character and tremendous fighting spirit to qualify for South East League Final. Enniscorthy were slow to settle with Carlow dominating possession before Marti

ERFC u13s played their south/east league development shield semi final on sat (2nd) against Tullow. Right from the start Enniscorthy asserted there intention with a charge staight into the middle, Josh Martin winning back possession. Scrum half Billy Wickham sending quick ball out to the backs, 

Enniscorthy under 17 after an exciting Leinster League campaign going out in semi by minimum margin to Mullingar , took another tumble when been out muscled by a much stronger physical side to crash out of Leinster Cup on home soil, to a side who will go a long way in the competition. Enniscorthy ha

IT WAS understandably a nervy performance considering what was at stake and, as a result, they made hard work of it on Sunday last, but Enniscorthy did eventually win this crucial Leinster League Division 1B tie to ensure promotion to next season's top flight.
Wicklow were leading at half-time 9-7 after the home side stuttered their way through it.
They did improve in the second-half, as outhalf Ivan Poole scored a superb try to put Enniscorthy in front, and he then kicked the conversion. Poole had also scored a try in the opening half.
Scrum-half Alan Jacob picked up an injury very early in the match but his replacement, Ian Hemmingway, had a fine game. Declan O'Brien also picked up a calf injury and he was replaced by one of last year’s Under-19s, John Bracken.
Team manager Stellah Sinnott said: ‘I am very happy for the lads. It has been a long season and okay we stumbled a little bit in the last couple of weeks, but we got to the finishing line. The last ten minutes today were as bad as standing on the line in Croke Park, it was really nervy as we didn't want to blow it and have to travel to the league leaders, Garda, next Sunday looking for a win’.
‘It is now that the hard work begins as we prepare for next season. We need to strenghten the team in certain areas and we will start on that very soon. There is also another dimension to next season, as we will have to play our matches on Saturday and there are quite a lot of the lads lucky enough to have work who are working on Saturdays, but I suppose it is a nice problem to have. We have a very successful under-age system which is producing some outstanding talent and I know some of them will break through’.

THERE WAS heartbreak for Enniscorthy, the Leinster Under-19 Cup holders, when the lost this tight, stormy match. Enniscorthy's lack of discipline cost them dearly when they had four players yellow-carded during the match, although Carlow had two players yellow-carded and one red-carded.
The refer

Enniscorthy U17 Eagles travelled to Gordon Park in Clondalkin to replay their  Culliton Cup fixture against the West Dublin team, having drawn two weeks ago. Clondalkin showed their intention from the kick off when Conor Breen had to leave the pitch after a high tackle, which went unpunished. T

THIS LEINSTER League Under-14 final was a terrific match and a testament to rugby in the county when the two best teams in Leinster are from Wexford. Enniscorthy ran the ball at will in the first-half and it paid dividends as they ran in three tries. Although they failed to convert any of them, they

Enniscorthy Panthers returned to winning ways last Sunday in their Leinster League Division 4 match against Newbridge. After recent cup losses to more experienced teams the Enniscorthy novices eventually showed some of their potential by running in 5 tries for a bonus point victory.

Enniscorthy under 17 left Leinster League semi final behind them in Wicklow against a good Mullingar side, despite outscoring them three tries to two, by failing to take advantage of other opportunities and failure to close out game when leading by 10 points with fifteen minutes to go, it took a suc

1st Prize - Ireland v England - Ann Gallagher, Dunmore East
2nd Prize - Ireland v France - Barry Nolan, Davidstown
3rd Prize - Ireland Jersey - John Stafford, Davidstown
4th Prize - Hamper - Tom Hipwell
5th Prize - Hamper - Mikey Nolan, Glenbrien
6th Prize - Hamper - Keith Byrne, Glenbrien

Enniscorthy Panthers played their opening pool game of the Leinster Provincial Cup last Sunday in New Ross. The newly formed team , playing in the development league were always going to be up against it, playing New Ross who ply their trade in Division 3. And so it turned ou

Enniscorthy U-14 team emerged as winners after an epic match against Naas, played out on a wet and windy afternoon, last Saturday.  From the outset, the Slaneysiders played the match in the

Enniscorthy Panthers 37 – Old Belvedere 0

Enniscorthy Panthers, the clubs newly formed womens rugby team, took another huge step in their development on a windy rain soake

Saturday 27th November:

CANCELLED DUE TO SNOW
Under 17 home v Wexford 1:00 :: Under 17 Eagles home v Wicklow 12:00 :: Under 14 away v Wexford 12:30 :: Under 13 away v Wexford 12:30

Sunday 28st November:
Ireland v Argentina - Aviva Stadium - 2:30

Check the new Results Page for results, match reports and League Tables.

We are looking for a cameraman to record 1st XV games. If you are an experienced sports cameraman or just a hobbyist and would be interested in recording home      and/or away games then please contact coach@enniscorthyrugby.com .

The recordings will be used by our coaching staff to perform video analysis of games to give us that extra edge over the opposition.

Looking for Match Reports?

From now on match reports can be found on the Fixtures/Results page, just click the Read>> link next to the fixture.

Sunday 12th September was another significant date in the continued development of Enniscorthy RFC. Barnhall RFC in Kildare was the location of the very first games played by the newly formed Enniscorthy RFC’s Wome

Dear Member,

Enniscorthy Rugby club made good progress in 2009/10 both on and off the field, this was down to our committed officers, none more so than our recently retired treasurer Tom Murphy who managed our accounts with military precision and our ultra efficient secretary Rory Fanning, ba

Enniscorthy Women’s team will participate in Development League Blitz at Barnhall RFC on Sunday. Full details can be found here.

“A step too far”, well we were about to find out where local club rugby in Leinster really was !

The day dawned grey with scudding clouds and a strong wind; the stern day greeted our convoy as it left the comfort of Swansea University and drove off for the steel works at Port Talbot.
The c

Following the success of summer tag rugby and the subsequent ladies tag rugby on Tuesday nights, Enniscorthy RFC are forming a women's rugby team. We will participate in the Leinster Rugby Womens Development League

Training commences on Wed 1st September and continues every Wednesday night at

The season is on us already with all youth teams that is under 19, 17 , 15 and 13 returning to training next Thursday night 02/09/10 @ 7.30.p.m. and every Tuesday and Thursday at 7.30.p.m. for rest of the season. Each team has a good strong management and coaching structure for the year hopefully we

With something of a new-look side, Enniscorthy easily accounted for home team Rathdrum to win the deferred South East League final of 2010 on Saturday last. This final is normally played in January, but the harsh weather at the start of this year meant that it could not take place.

Enniscorth

The 2010 Bud Light Tag season at Enniscorthy RFC finally came to an exciting end last Saturday night...

At a packed Ross Road venue, finals night climaxed with the 3 Cup Finals taking place under the new floodlights. And what a season it has been! From the “Try for Free” open nights way back

Enniscorthy  Rugby youths/mini awards were held  last Saturday night, after a very successful season, in which their under 17 side won the Leinster Premier League and battled through to the IRFU All Ireland Final to be narrowly beaten by an exceptional Waterpark XV, the under 19 collected

Enniscorthy’s Under-19 team won the Leinster Cup final in Donnybrook on Bank holiday Monday, beating Boyne 15-13 in an enthralling encounter.
It was obvio

Enniscorthy under 17 odyssey in this All Ireland League series ended in disappointment at the final hurdle when they encountered a  strong Waterpark outfit and despite a courageous and inve

Enniscorthy under 17 were crowned Leinster League Premier Champions and progress to All Ireland semi final v Ulster champions on 10/04/