Clanwilliam First XV retained their promotion challenge with a 30-12 win in Bandon where a strong second half performance saw them secure the league points. The result of this game was in the balance for the first hour of play but the Clanwilliam work-rate paid off with seventeen points in the final twenty minutes. The League table now sees Clanwilliam two point ahead of Galbally and Old Christians with Christians having a game in hand.

Clanwilliam under 17's got back to winning ways when they beat Carrick-on-Suir by 28-12 in Collegelands on Sunday.

The Clanwilliam under 15's lost out narrowly in qualifying for the semi-final of their League with a 15-10 defeat in Cashel.

For any women interested in getting fit and playing non contact rugby, there is women's tag-rugby taking place every Tuesday, 7.30 at Collegelands: all are welcome. 

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An exciting finish to this Munster Junior Cup match in Kinsale saw Clanwilliam scoring a winning drop goal in the last play of the game. In a match where defence were to the fore, there were few scoring chances but Clanwilliam made the most of the opportunities that came their way to win 12-10.

Last Sunday's win puts Clanwilliam in shape for their trip to Bandon next Sunday, a League match Clanwilliam must win to keep their promotion prospects alive. Hopefully the large number of supporters that travelled to Kinsale will again make the trip to west Cork.

Thank you to all that helped with the very successful teenage disco in the club last week-end.

For any women interested in getting fit and playing non contact rugby, there is women's tag-rugby taking place every Tuesday, 7.30 at Collegelands: all are welcome. (Read more)