Supporters Club Competitions

The RBS 6 Nations is looming large on the horizon and the Irish Rugby Supporters Club is gearing up for all the action. We have just announced two great competitions to get whet your appetite and get you in an International mood!

This time next week the provincial jersyes will be folded away and the Ireland jerseys taken down of the hanger ready to be worn with pride by all Irish Rugby Supporters and none more so than the members of the Supporters Club!

With the announcement of the Ireland squad comes the anticipation of International action and thanks to the club thousands of members will be cheering Ireland on in Croke Park, Stade De France and Twickenham this year.

We have also launched two great competitions to bring you just that bit closer to the action - The Match Day Event for Ireland V Wales and our Mascot competition for Junior members.

The Match Day Event is one of our biggest days of the season bringing hundreds of members together in Croke Park to soak up the atmosphere, cheer on the team and then meet some of the players.

One lucky member - Fiona O'Shea was even present with a signed Ireland jersey by Sean and John, who also answered questions, signed autographs and posed for pictures in the aftermath of the fantastic win over South Africa.

Ireland will play Scotland in our last game of the RBS 6 Nations Championship and our last game in Croke Park and one lucky boy or girl has the chance to lead the team on the day.


Ireland V Wales Hospitality


Ireland V Italy Hospitality


Ireland V Scotland Hospitality

O'Driscoll named player of the decade ahead of Six Nations

With the Six Nations is due to kick off in one month, Ireland are already off to go a good start as their captain Brian O'Driscoll is named player of the decade by Rugby World Magazine.

The 30-year-old, who has been playing rugby since the tender age of 11, is now a three-time nominee for the International Rugby Board's sought after title of world player of the year.



After being appointed as team captain last year he went on to lead Ireland to the Six Nations Championship 2009 and their first Grand Slam in 61 years.



The Six Nations Championship 2010 will start on Saturday February 6th when Ireland take on Italy at Croke Park, in Dublin, the stadium where O'Driscoll led his side to a 20-20 draw against Australia in November 2009.



This year will mark the 11th instalment of the annual competition, England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland and Wales will be battling it out for rugby glory.

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O'Driscoll named player of the decade ahead of Six Nations

With the Six Nations is due to kick off in one month, Ireland are already off to go a good start as their captain Brian O'Driscoll is named player of the decade by Rugby World Magazine.

The 30-year-old, who has been playing rugby since the tender age of 11, is now a three-time nominee for the International Rugby Board's sought after title of world player of the year.



After being appointed as team captain last year he went on to lead Ireland to the Six Nations Championship 2009 and their first Grand Slam in 61 years.



The Six Nations Championship 2010 will start on Saturday February 6th when Ireland take on Italy at Croke Park, in Dublin, the stadium where O'Driscoll led his side to a 20-20 draw against Australia in November 2009.



This year will mark the 11th instalment of the annual competition, England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland and Wales will be battling it out for rugby glory.

Rugby Hospitality: For this match sports hospitality is available form corporate hospitality group. Corporate hospitality introduce a variety of Corporate hospitality Packages. They provide 100% security and privacy to customer Information. You can reserve your rugby hospitality with confidance and with fear.


For upcoming sports information please visit Corporate Hospitality Events

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Irish rugby revels in season in the sun

“Honesty, trust, hard work, the willingness to go the extra little bit. It’s like what I said earlier, nobody was blaming anybody. We had none of that, no cliques, no nothing. We gave it a go in the best way possible. You cannot overestimate honesty.” – Declan Kidney, March 21st, in the corridors of the Millennium Stadium

REWIND 12 months and it’s easy to forget where Irish rugby was. Ireland had just grimly held on to eighth place in the world rankings to secure the last of the second-tier seedings for the World Cup draw courtesy of a forgettable 17-3 wins over an Argentina team further depleted by losing Juan Martin Hernandez in the warm-up.

This had followed New Zealand’s bloodless coup at Croke Park a week before, which had left players and management alike stunned by the lack of confidence within the group as the hangover from the last 12 months of the Eddie O’Sullivan era lingered on.

Entering 2009, Ireland had won just four of its 10 matches in 2008, all at home against the combined might of Italy, Scotland, Canada and the understrength Pumas. All told, in Ireland’s previous 18 matches, there had been 11 defeats, while the other three wins had been a fortunate victory over Italy at Ravenhill and those taut World Cup wins over Namibia and Georgia. Notions of winning a Grand Slam would have had you in a straitjacket.


On the provincial front, admittedly, Munster and Leinster had been restoring pride and self-belief, the former having regained the Heineken Cup and Leinster having won the Magners League, although Michael Cheika’s detractors were still lurking in the long grass.

Munster duly ensured a home quarter-final against the Ospreys by dint of handsome wins over Sale and Montauban, whereas Leinster couldn’t buy a try in the 19-12 defeat to Wasps and 12-3 win over Edinburgh which earned an away quarter-final at Harlequins.

And the big days kept coming. Perhaps, in hindsight, Munster were too good for their own good in their Euro quarter-final rout of the Ospreys, in contrast to the grit Leinster showed in withstanding Harlequins’ best and worst intentions.

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