Clontarf Rugby

St Mary’s College RFC claimed the AIL title with a deserved 46-31 victory over Clontarf in a thrilling final at the Aviva Stadium. While defeat stings for Clontarf, the result does little to diminish a season that still offered silverware, progress and strong signs for the future. https://www.clontarfrugby.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/3d2b5cdb-99f5-4740-b9e9-b0eefca4c924.mp...

Clontarf booked another day out in the Aviva Stadium with a thrilling 39–28 victory over Lansdowne at Castle Avenue. A devastating spell across the middle two quarters laid the foundation, before a fierce defensive stand saw Tarf home in a gripping finale. And so the travelling circus of Clontarf heads for another day out in […]

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As Clontarf FC get set to welcome Lansdowne FC to Castle Avenue for tomorrow’s AIL semi-final, their place on home soil has been earned through months of hard work, consistency and some big performances at the right time. Looking back over the season, four key periods helped shape the journey. The Perfect Response The campaign […]

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After a number of years of discussions, the AIL was formed in 1990/91 as an all-Ireland club competition for senior rugby Clubs, replacing the province-based structures, which had applied since the ark. The All Ireland leagues have gone through a number of structural iterations since the foundation, with the current league structure of 10 team leagues, […]

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