Ballina Killaloe Rugby Club

Registration for 2023/24 season is now active

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Club Membership is now open for the new season.

Please follow the link provided to Register your player for the new season.

Prices are as follows:

2023/24
Minis                    €80
Youth                    €100
Family  (2)           €175
Family (3)            €215
Family (4)            €225

Avail of early bird discount, if signed up before 10th September.

 

https://irfu.sportsmanager.ie/sportlomo/registration/member-registration/club/2401

 

Club Store Live

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Ballina Killaloe RFC are proud to announce our new partnership with Canterbury. All official team gear will now be available to purchase on TeamWearStore.ie – please use this link. All sales earn the club a small commission that contributes to team gear.

TeamWearStore.ie will be on site at the club in September for a fitting night as well. Store is now open for orders.

Get all your Club kit here in one location!

https://www.teamwearstore.ie/collections/ballina-killaloe-rfc

Club store is operated by Teamwarestore.ie.

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2021-2022 Underage Awards

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Ballina Killaloe RFC was proud to recognize the fantastic achievements our underage players and squads gained this season past.

  • U13 Boys, League and Cup Finalists
  • U14/16 Girls Shield and Plate finalists
  • U18 Girls League Champions and Plate Winners

We were delight to acknowledge the brilliant achievements of schools and senior players, Ruadhan Quinn, Oisin Pepper, Cillian O’Connor and Rebecca Rogers on their inclusion in Munster & Ireland underage playing squads.

and finally celebrate with Maeve Óg O’Leary her Munster & Ireland Senior international success.

Many thanks to Munster player Jean Kleyn for helping out with the presentations.

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Rebecca Rodgers named Ireland U18 squad

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Congratulations to our U18 Girls Captain, Rebecca Rodgers who was recently named in the Ireland Women’s U18 squad for the forthcoming 6 Nations tournament at that level.

This a great achievement for her and our coaches. Wishing her all the best!

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Ballina Killaloe U18 Girls League Champions

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BallinaKillaloe RFC secure first ever Munster title win.

BallinaKillaloe U18 Girls won their Munster League Final this Saturday in keenly fought and highly entertaining match vs Clonakilty RFC at Fermoy Showgrounds.
This is the first ever Munster title for BKRFC after previous Youths rugby success in North Munster competitions.
BKRFC started off the scoring with a well taken try from Player of the match, Tova McMahon bursting through the Clonakilty defence after a quick tap penalty. Clonakilty were not for wilting, and immediately responded with a line break out wide on the right, their winger rounding the defence to score under the posts, and draw the game 7-7 with less that 8 minutes played.
BallinaKillaloe however struck back straight away, regaining possession in the Clonakilty 22, and after a period of pressure, scoring out wide on the right.
The half continued with BallinaKillaloe rebuffing Clonakilty pressure and twice breaking downfield, through good recycling, switching the play to the right and the left, scoring two more unconverted tries from Robyn McKenna & Emily Byrne to leave it 22-7 going into the final play of the half.
A blindside break down the right, by Rebecca Rogers powering through a couple of tackles to score under the posts finished an excellent half of rugby, 29-7 to BallinaKillaloe at the break.
Clonakilty were never going to give up, and the first 15 minutes of the second half saw continued Clonakilty possession and pressure in the BallinaKillaloe 22, with Clonakilty crossing the tryline 3 times yet unfortunately not scoring to last ditch tackling and a never say die attitude from BallinaKillaloe, holding the ball up twice and forcing a knock on when a try seemed more than certain.
As is their want, BallinaKillaloe regained possession and slowly worked the ball up the pitch, through strong carries from all the players especially Tova at 7 Grainne Mahony at 10 and Robyn at 6, who put in a massive effort all over the field. . In truth, all BallinaKillaloe players stepped up to the mark today, especially Zoe Loughran, who eventually succumbed to cramp near the end.
Two more BallinaKillaloe tries put a gloss on the final score, 39-7 but that’s not to say Clonakilty were outplayed, they fought to the bitter end, giving it all on the pitch and after.
Both sides are a great advertisement for Munster girls rugby.
Special mention to all the parents, families and supporters who made the trip to Fermoy, many thanks to all at Munster Rugby, and to Brendan Foley for presenting the Player of the match awards.
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Coaches:
Grace Kearney; Ken McKeogh; Tyrone Elliott
Team:
15 Zoe Loughran
14 Eibhlis Coleman
13 Fionnuala O’Rahilly
12 Emily Byrne
11 Anna Hanly
10 Grainne Mahony
9 Rebecca Rogers
1 Alice Walsh
2 Hayley Byrnes
3 Alannah O’Donovan
4 Ella Joslin
5 Ellie McEvoy
6 Robyn McKenna
7 Tova McMahon
8 Karen O’Mahony
16 Maeve O’Brien
17 Edie Reynolds
18 Ciara anna mulkern
19 Roisin Mockler
20 Ciara Fitzgibbon
21 Siobhan Coakley
22 Sarah McEvoy
23 Caoimhe Maguire
Try Scorers:
Tova McMahon x 2
Rebecca Rogers x2
Ella Joslin
Robyn McKenna
Emily Byrne
Grainne Mahony Conversions x 2
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Club gear online

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Shop is now closed for Christmas orders, will re-open in the New Year.

 

Just follow the link below:

https://www.casports.ie/product-category/clubshop/rugby/ballina-killaloe-rfc/

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Maeve Óg earns 1st Senior cap

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Congratulations to our former Girl’s Player Maeve Óg O’Leary who earned her 1st, of many it’s hoped!, Senior women’s International Cap in the Ireland vs USA Rugby match at the weekend.

Maeve Óg first started playing rugby with Ballina Killaloe RFC and St. Anne’s Community College only a few years ago and has had a stellar rise through the rugby ranks, earning her 1st Munster cap earlier this year too.  She currently plays for Blackrock  College RFC while in DCU in Dublin.

Maeve Óg was always destined to be a success on the sporting field having previously competed with Ireland Softball teams, as well as winning All Ireland, Munster and County medals with Ballina Camoige GAA and St. Anne’s CC Camoige.

Read more on Irishrugby.ie

Women's Autumn International, Energia Park, Donnybrook, Dublin 12/11/2021Ireland vs USAIreland's Maeve Óg O'Leary celebrates after the game with fansMandatory Credit ©INPHO/Bryan Keane

Women’s Autumn International, Energia Park, Donnybrook, Dublin 12/11/2021Ireland vs USAIreland’s Maeve Óg O’Leary celebrates after the game with fansMandatory Credit ©INPHO/Bryan Keane

Women's Autumn International, Energia Park, Donnybrook, Dublin 12/11/2021Ireland vs USAIreland's Maeve Óg O'Leary celebrates winningMandatory Credit ©INPHO/Dan Sheridan

Women’s Autumn International, Energia Park, Donnybrook, Dublin 12/11/2021Ireland vs USAIreland’s Maeve Óg O’Leary celebrates winningMandatory Credit ©INPHO/Dan Sheridan