Author Archives: darren grant
Ulster Rugby (@UlsterRugby) Tweeted: ? As a result of a comprehensive stakeholder consultation of Age Grade rugby in Ulster, a series of recommendations will be implemented in the coming 2019/20 season. The first of these see’s a recommendation to encourage further Club & School collaboration. https://t.co/l33b84Zyy3 https://twitter.com/UlsterRugby/status/1163448201006997505?s=17
It was a tough weekend of rugby for the boys but they played extremely well as 2 very strong teams. Most of all they had fun and thoroughly enjoyed the 2 days of rugby.
With less than 24 hours until we set out with a touring party of 60 to the Hilversum Festival in Holland in this the clubs centennial year, Instonians Seahorses Mini Rugby and Instonians Rugby Club would like to thank all those people who kindly supported our fundraising efforts over the last 7 months. To every […]
The 7th Annual Floodlit Festival for P7 mini rugby was held tonight at Instonians RFC. Great atmosphere, great rugby and great to see everyone having fun. The referees on the evening donated a Fair Play Trophy (sponsored by Beechill Landscapes and Sweeney Opticians) awarded to the Team they felt best represented the spirit of rugby […]
Thanks to the great turn out for the 6 nations events super Saturday. Thank you to the fire brigade. And everyone who came to support the club. It was a bad loss to Ireland but a great draw to Scotland and England.
This Saturday, 16th February, Instonians Seahorses Mini Rugby are holding a fundraising carwash. The P7s are hoping to raise enough funds so they can travel to Hilversum and play against teams from all across Europe. The car wash will operate between 9am- 3pm and will be held in the Instonians club car park, 123 Milltown […]
Here’s my poem for all getting their results today. No matter what letter you get, U R GR8. Today, And other days to come, Results roll in. Expectant young eyes, Look for letters. A’s, B’s, C’s and D’s, Jump off page and screen. Letters that bring joy, Hard work rewarded. Letters that don’t. Expectant young […]
On Thursday 13th December two schools who participate in our Community Outreach project played each other in a blitz.
To everyone who attended the mini rugby Christmas lunch earlier today, many thanks for you generosity in supporting both raffles. For those who ‘invested’ in the big daddy raffle, someone will be spending the summer in Camps Bay, Cape Town with £2,000 to spend on the local wine, game, steak and of course some awe […]