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Naas resumed their Ulster Bank AIL campaign with an away trip to Ballymena last Saturday afternoon. Travelling to face the club that have produced the likes of Willie John McBride and Syd Millar was always going to be a tough assignment, but the prevailing circumstances made this fixture even more difficult. That is because Ballymena went into game second...
After their great victory over Old Belvedere, Naas faced another stern challenge last Saturday when they entertained Ballynahinch. A quick glance at the league table illustrated the size of the task in front of them, as the Ulstermen sat in second place, just one point behind leaders Shannon. What transpired was an enthralling contest, that contained...
Bank of Ireland Provincial Towns Cup First RoundNaas 2nds XV 6 - Tullow 11Holders Tullow progressed to the second round of the Bank of Ireland Provincial Towns Cup with a hard fought victory over Naas 2nds last Sunday. Firstly credit must go the ground staff of Naas and the many volunteers who ensured that this game went ahead despite the dreadful weather...
Naas travelled to Thomond Park last Saturday knowing a massive test was facing them. Their opponents Shannon have proved themselves to be by far the best side in the league, and with no injury problems they were going to be formidable opponents. They certainly did not disappoint, running out comfortable winners, although the final score was certainly...
Anyone following Naas this season has become accustomed to dramatic finishes. However for pure drama it will be hard to top the finish to their AIL game against Old Wesley last Saturday. Naas came into the contest on the back of a very poor display against Old Belvedere, and straight from the kick-off looked very determined to make amends. But Wesley are in...
Boosted by their superb victory over league leaders Shannon in the previous round, Naas travelled in confident mood to Anglesea Road last Saturday to face Old Belvedere. However a combination of missing personnel through injury, and a dreadful start meant they never looked like adding to that Shannon victory here.A large Naas crowd turned up, many of them...
The great thing about sport is its unpredictability. This was again emphasised last Saturday when Naas entertained Shannon in the Ulster Bank All Ireland League. The Limerick side had won all six of their games played to date while Naas were on a losing run of four. Although Naas won both of their meetings last season it looked a simple assignment for the...
After a three week break the Ulster Bank All-Ireland League resumed last Saturday with Naas entertaining Ballymena. Despite losing their two previous games, Naas went into this contest fourth in the league table, and favourities to emerge victorious. However it was not to be as the Ulstermen gained a lead that they defended as if their lives depended on...
After suffering their first defeat of the league campaign at the hands of Banbridge, Naas aimed to get back on track by defeating U.C.C. at home last Saturday. Alas it was not to be, as victory went to the Cork side and deservedly so.Despite the counter attraction of the Leinster v Munster game, there was a decent crowd in attendance for this fixture. With that...
This meeting of two unbeaten sides in Division 1B of the Ulster Bank All Ireland League, brought a large crowd to Banbridge last Saturday. They were rewarded with a feast of open running rugby, that produced no less than ten tries and rich entertainment for all.Backed by a host of Ulster Academy players Banbridge were always going to present a stern challenge...
In previous meetings between these sides in the last 10 months the biggest winning margin was just three points, suggesting another close encounter was on the cards when Naas faced UL Bohmians at home last Saturday. However this scenario did not materialise as after a slow start Naas ran out comfortable and emphatic winners.Naas played with the advantage...
Naas began their 2017/'18 Ulster Bank AIL Division 1B campaign with an away fixture to Dolphin in Irish Independent Park last Saturday. This was a difficult opening assignment for Naas as Dolphin have a fine record on their home soil, as the visitors found to their cost when losing here last November.The game was played in fine conditions, with...
The Annual Naas Rugby Club Golf Classic held recently at Naas Golf Club was another outstanding success and a great day was had by all.Blessed with great weather, the event which had as main sponsor Stephen Morrissey of Plan B and Roman Ireland attracted 36 teams with no less than 140 players teeing off, It was very competitive on the course and in the end the...
Galwegians 16 - Naas 27Naas travelled to Galway last Saturday to face Galwegians in their final league fixture, knowing that a victory would give them a chance of securing home advantage for the upcoming play-offs. A large crowd made the trip west and they were to be rewarded with the required outcome. Galwegians themselves had plenty to play for as defeat...
Naas 40 - Ballymena 15A scintillating second half display saw Naas overcome Ballymena last Saturday and at the same time book their place in the play-offs for promotion. The second forty minutes must rank as the best played by Naas this season and leaves them in great fettle for the challenges ahead before the campaign ends.Summer arrived in Naas last...
Naas 14 - Ballynahinch 16If ever there was a game of two halves this was it. For the opening 40 minutes Naas were the superior force. They dominated possession and terriorty and it was a surprise to everyone present that they only led by eight points at the break. The second half was the complete opposite with Ballynahinch in control, which eventually led to...
Buccaneers 30 - Naas 23Naas continued their push for promotion from Division 1B of the Ulster Bank All Ireland League with an away fixture against Buccaneers last Saturday afternoon. This was always going to be a stern examination for Naas. Buccaneers are well clear at the top of the table and victory for the home side would clinch them promotion and the...
Naas 21 - Shannon 14With the weather forcing a postponement of their fixture against Ballynahinch the previous week, Naas resumed their Ulster Bank All-Ireland League campaign last Saturday. This was certainly a fixture which emphasised the rapid strides Naas are making, as here they were hosting Shannon, one of the most iconic and famous clubs in the...
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