TRRHC is seeking an administrator for the girls teams within the Junior side of our club.

The girls administrator, in partnership with our Junior Director of Coaching and the boys administrator, to ensure the smooth running of our 400+ strong Junior Section. The role includes, but is not limited to, the following tasks and activities:

Draft and send weekly communications to coaches and team liaisons, including sending the weekly schedule of coaches to the above.

Support the work of team liaisons in arranging teams for matches

Act as the link between Leinster Hockey and the club for junior girls matters

Act as the club match liaison person for visiting girls teams

Liaise with the Club Manager, as necessary and in a timely manner, when organising home fixtures and if same are subsequently cancelled.

Have a working coach list which identifies qualifications – update coaches list as and when required to ensure that every parent, child and member knows who is doing which team and who to contact

Work with the Coaching Director to ensure that all coaches have the necessary coaching qualifications/courses have been completed.

This is a part time role which comes with a modest remuneration package.

To apply for the role please contact Louise at junior.committee@threerockrovershc.com by Thursday June 30th

Men’s Captains Reports

Mens 1s – TRR Season Debrief

Looking back, I was attempting to classify the TRR Mens 1s season as either a success or not a success and this can’t simply be done without looking at the full picture and the ‘situation’ we found ourselves in last August – arriving up to training in August and the realisation of the player exodus we faced. This left us with 9 outfield players following the significant player exodus we faced as a result of covid / travel / work commitments and old age.

Once again the infamous ‘in transition’ term was thrown about which if you are not aware loosely translated to ‘we are royally fu**ed’ and some less optimistic members of the team / coaching staff mentioned staying in the division would be a massive success!

Over the coming weeks, a driven, hardworking, untested young team, with a couple of old yet familiar faces, was assembled. We welcomed back with open arms and a loving embrace and tearful eyes players who had left for UCD including Ben Whelan, Evan Jennings, Mark Samuel, Ali Empey. We also welcomed two new additions, namely Ryan Spencer and Matteo Rommoli, who contributed greatly. Some older faces were also welcomed back into the squad who added the experience which is invaluable to every young team.

In October, having played one game as a group we headed off to the EHL in Belgium – results didn’t go our way but the experience was invaluable. Come the Christmas break we would find ourselves top of the league following a very impressive first half of the season. After the Christmas break, we would go on to win back both the Leinster and Irish Indoor titles battling against, and coming out on top, our bitter indoor rivals ‘the Railway Union’ in both finals.

Winning back the national title will mean we will once again represent Three Rock in Europe next season in a very strong B division. We would also go on to retain the Mills Cup which is a cup we take great pride in being so successful in over the last few years.

Unfortunately, despite a very strong fish to our league campaign which included a number a late wins / comeback in games (none more so then the 2-1 down with 4 mins to go in the last game of the season away to monkstown – 3-2 comeback win) we would go on to ‘not win’ to league, and I deliberately don’t use the term ‘lose the league’ on goal difference to Lisnagarvey. Despite losing in a semi final shoot out to Banbridge in the play-offs when looking at the season as a whole I’m filled with pride with how this young team exceeded all expectations (however maybe not our own) and I expect big things from this group of players over the next few years.

Thanks, Ross ‘the Revolving’ Captain

Mens 2s – 21/22 season review

The Mens 2XI had a mixed season with a 2nd place finish in the Leinster Div 1B (highlighted with the continuation of the teams unbeaten home record in Leinster league that dates back to 2013), an early exit in the Junior Cup while retaining the Railway Cup for the 4 time in 5 years!

A mention should go out to our school boys who really kicked on this season and dragged the oldies on with them.A big thank you to Scott Williams for all he does on a weekly basis for arranging the fixtures and everyone from Mens/Ladies Captains and President for everything they have done in our first full season back post COVID.

One request for the 2XI, would be to see if a coach can be sourced for our Thursday session and our weekend fixture.

Dylan

Mens 3s – 21/22 season review

The 3rds had a good but inconsistent season. Going into the year with a mix of experienced and young players, we had hopes to yet again challenge for the Div 2 title and put up a strong showing the Railway Cup. In the league, we ultimately finished off the pace of YMCA and Pembroke who were the 2 best teams in the league, but with some very strong performances especially towards the end of the season.

Our final match of the season, in particular, up against a very strong Monkstown team in Rathdown showed the potential of the team and gives us a lot of optimism for next season with a full year of Men’s hockey now under the belts of our younger squad members.

We also had a really strong showing in the Railway Cup, even if the result doesn’t back this up. We drew Avoca 2s in Round 2 of the cup – an Avoca 2s team who finished 4th in Div 1B, and matched them in all departments, eventually drawing 0-0 and going to 1v1s. This lottery didn’t go our way in the end, however the full match was another demonstration of the potential of this squad.

Looking ahead to next season, with a consistent squad and playing numbers, we should be in a position to close the gap to the top 2 in our league and put together a strong challenge again.

Finally, I would like to say thank you to every member of the squad from this last season including those who helped out from other teams, as well as everyone who volunteered to umpire during the course of the season. I look forward to next season and seeing everybody there again.

Mens 4s – 21/22 season review

Slow starters, whether down to the average age of the 4s increasing or due to the covid break, the 4s continued their consistent slow starts this year.

After a drubbing on the opening day of the season and a few shakey results the team began to settle with an experienced core namely the two Robs, Findo, and Roly, not forgetting a few south African blow ins in their debut season in Roger and Vaughn. Another debutant was Harry who fitted in like he has played a the the club for years already.

Having set aside their penchant for draws in previous seasons, the fours became a challenger in a competitive league. The youngsters on the team, notably Theo, Hugh, Adam, Dylan and Cillian, established themselves as key players and each had pivotal parts to play throughout the season. A special mention must be said regarding the great maturity each of them had throughout the year adapting to the rough physical division and rotating fairly through substitutions.

Thanks also to the various goalkeepers we had throughout the season. From some of the shifts they put in, it’s fair to say they all have very promising careers ahead of them at the top of the game.After a disappointing early exit in the cup, the team kept strong and most notably handed the eventual league winners their only defeat of the season. A joint third finish is what we ended up with ten wins from 18. A great finish to the season as the highest ranked 4ths side in Leinster.

Finally, it’s farewell to Greg who has been a stalwart for the fours for some years now as he returns to old blighty. He will be missed for his constant poaching and cricket references and we wish him all the best. Although he says he might be available the odd Saturday…

Until next year Andy & Mark

Mens 5s – 21/22 season

A summary. It was a season of two halfs for the 5ths. The first half was tough. With al ot of hard losses. Second half the team held its own with a couple of good results.A massive shout out should be given to the juniors who played this season.

Without their support the team would not have existed. It was great to see so many great players coming up from the colts.

I would like to thank all the players for coming out to play this season. It’s good to know the in coming captain is a man of the 5ths.

Smiler

Ladies Captains

Ladies 1s

Ladies 1s competed in the newly formed Womens Challenge A league. This was our second season under the guidance of Dave McGivern and Stephen O’Keeffe. The squad has a large number of juniors that have come through the junior section of the club mixed in with a few ‘experienced’ players. Leaving it until the last day of the season, we travelled down to league winners Kilkenny needing at least a point to secure promotion. Defending at least 17(!) defensive short corners, we managed a 0-0 draw and finally reclaim Division 1 status after many years of trying.

This squad has a lot of potential, with several players included in the Leinster panels:Anna Hoey (Leinster U16s), Sarah Flynn (Leinster U18s), Emma Montgomery (Leinster U18s) and Indie O’Donohoe (Leinster U18s).

A special mention to all of the parents for their support on and off the pitch this year. We look forward to next season with the challenge of playing Division 1 hockey and to watching this young side develop even further.

Thanks to Dave and Stephen as coaches and Barbara Snow as captain.

Ladies 2s

The ladies 2s this year struggled to find a coach and so begun their pre-season campaign quite late which hampered their progress for the start of the season.

However, Ed Simpson kindly stepped in to ensure that the team was covered and what was meant to be a short, six week stint lasted for the rest of the season as once he got involved his enthusiasm and loyalty to the club kept him there for the year.The team struggled to find a rhythm though and unfortunately finished the season in 9th place.

In truth though this doesn’t reflect the progress made after Christmas as the team turned things around and won all 10 of their points for the season in this period. This was driven by the team and by the support provided to them by players across all squads in the club making it a true club effort to try and keep them in Division 4.

Unfortunately it wasn’t to be though and they will return next season looking to bounce back immediately.Thank you to Louise Callan and Louise for their work as captains and Ed for this work as coach.

Ladies 3s

Life is never easy when you’re the lowest registered team as invariably all the issues around availability and player numbers falls onto this team to manage. This was no different for the 3s this year.

Pre covid we looked to be gaining a 4th ladies team, however numbers dropped again and so the 3s struggled at times to juggle their squads with lots of changes week to week. This was probably reflected in their results as unfortunately they finished 10th in the league.

However, they welcomed lots of new players into the club, many of whom were returning to hockey after a number of years away. Next year we hope to utilise the changes to Leinster rules to integrate the u16s into this squad more.

Huge thanks to Avril Haughton as coach and Eleanor as captain.

TRR Juniors 2021/22

There were 421 Junior Members (132 Boys, 289 Girls)

This season saw the much anticipated return of blitzes, league matches and indoor hockey for our junior members.

6 Boys teams entered in Leinster Leagues & 13 Girls teams entered in Leinster Leagues. Including for the first time an U18 Girls League team, which was a good opportunity for social competitive hockey for girls who were not ready to move on to Ladies hockey.

We hosted a level 1 course in October 22 with a number of our coaches completing their Level 1, 24 Transition Year coaches as part of their Gaisce Certificate, including 4 who coached on a Tuesday evening with The Rockets.

As part of the Gaisce program we ran a coaches training session with our Mens and Ladies 1st Coaches as well as an umpiring session with Alison Keogh.

A number of out TY students attended an end of season blitz with the Rockets. It was a fantastic evening and we hope to run something similar again next season.

A review of the season was carried out with a number of parents after Christmas with a number of recommendations and suggestions made for next season.

TRRHC 21/22 AGM

TRRHC members were emailed on the 4th of May about the club’s upcoming AGM on the 26th of May. In the email there was the Agenda, Motions, and Minutes of the previous AGM attached. If you have any queries or questions please contact Luke at secretary@threerockrovershc.com.

It would great to see as many members at the meeting and help create and be part of Rovers Roar ahead of the 2022/23 season! There are plenty of big ticket items on the cards, none bigger than the balcony.

So we hope to see as members at the AGM on the 26th at 7.30pm in the Clubhouse!

Leinster Under 21s

Well done to current Rovers, Ben Whelan, Evan Jennings, Ryan Spencer & Ben Ryder, on their selection and participation with the Leinster Under 21s Men’s squad that travelled to UCC to tackle Munster in the final round robin of their Inter Pro series! A shout out to the all our former Rovers currently plying their trade, too many to mention, on their selection as well!

End of 21/22 season Captain’s Challenge

Thank you to Peter, Mariano and Steph who successfully organised and ran what was by all accounts great evening of social hockey, the end of season Captain’s Challenge & BBQ, last Friday! It was a great evening to round out the 2021/2022 season!

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A huge congratulations to our very own third team super star, Alison Keogh, who over the past few weeks has travelled to 3 different countries, umpired countless games and was selected for not just one but two finals!

Ali took in a FIH Pro League match or two in Germany before jetting off to Junior World Cup in South Africa, where after a terrific tournament she was selected to umpire the final between The Netherlands and Germany!

On her way back from South Africa she stopped off in Amsterdam to take her place as a member of the third team at the EHL tournament! Where after another strong tournament she was chosen, alongisde Lauren Delforge, to umpire the Women’s Grand Final, where she got plenty of cmpliments for managing a qualify final very well alongside her Belgian counterpart.

All at Grange Road could not be prouder of Ali’s achievements, not just over the past number of weeks, but over the years as her hard work is paying dividends now! We look forward to seeing her at HQ soon, regaling all with her stories and expereinces from the past number of weeks!

Congratulations again and enjoy, hopefully, some well deserved down time!

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Rovers Representing

Continueing the theme of Rovers Representing with aplomb, congratuations to all our Rovers who were a part of the Irish Under 21s, 18s and 16s over the past couple of weeks, from Zwolle to Lilleshall!

Congratulations to all our Rovers and to their teams!

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EYHL Champions Trophy

This weekend the Men’s 1s focus turns back to a more local feel as they prepare to face Banbridge on Saturday at 5pm, in Havelock Park, in the Hockey Ireland EYHL Champions Trophy Semi-Final.

If they, fingers and toes crossed, negate the challenge posed by Bann on the Saturday they would face either Lisnagarvey or Monkstown in the final on the Sunday!

Good luck to the whole team and management on another big weekend ahead! For all our members who will be a part of Rovers Roar in the stand you can find all you need to know here – EYHL Champions Trophy

Entrance prices as per below:
Adult Daily – £15
Weekend ticket – £25
OAP and Over 15s- £10
Under 15s- Free

EHL

Congratulations the Men’s 1s on finishing 6th in the Ranking Cup in the EHL over the weekend. They represented themselves, the club, leinster and Ireland with aplomb as they always do! Huge well done th Harry, Elun and the whole squad and management! We look forward to supporting you at Banbridge this weekend!

Our Balcony

At a Special General Meeting on 11th April the members of the club overwhelming voted in favour of releasing the necessary funds and entrusting the Council to rebuild the Balcony.

President, Kara Browning addressed the members via the zoom meeting saying that “It has been very clear that our club is missing our focal point! For sure members are missing gathering to watch games on the balcony and the footfall for both the bar and catering has suffered immensely.”

She was delighted that the members fully supported the proposal to rebuild using galvanized steel “Much and all as we have loved our wooden balcony, it is no longer safe, and replacing it with wood is not a viable option.

Whilst more costly, a galvanized steel balcony will ensure that members can enjoy the balcony for at least the next 50 years! It will also comply with current building regulations, a must for the club”

Kara thanked the members for attending and voting, adding that in anticipation of the project, she has already had a number of members wishing to make donations to the building fund. “We know this project is dear to our member’s hearts, so in order to make it a project for all, we have set up a link so members can donate up to €500. If anyone wants to contact me directly about a more substantial donation, I would ask them to email me at president@threerockrovershc.com.”

She closed the meeting adding that the Council would now meet and decide on which of the 3 shortlisted tenders is the preferred bid and she assured the members that work should be complete in time for the new season, assuming no hiccups!

A great step forward for Our Balcony!

Euro Hockey League

Good luck to the Men’s 1s as they tackle HC Rotterdam on Friday in the Euro Hockey League Ranking Cup in Club Egara! the match tips off at 13:15 (GMT) and you can watch the mtch stream on eurohcokeyTV!

Ali Representing!

Congratulations to Alison Keogh, who was appointed to the International Hockey Federation (FIH) 2022 Junior World Cup Final, between the Netherlands and Germany, that took place today!

Everyone at Grange Road are immensely proud of our #thirdteam Rover representing on one of the biggest stages possible!

We look forward to hearing about her recent umpire journey, across 3 countries, 2 continents and multiple games, up a Grange Road soon!

EHL

The Men’s Firsts European Rendezvous to Spain is just over a week away! They will be taking on HC Rotterdam at 13:15 (GMT) in Club Egara on the 15th of April. They are representing themselves, the Club, Leinster and Ireland in the EHL Ranking Cup and everyone at the club wishes the players and management all the best in the last bits of their preparation and over the weekend!

You can find out all you need to know about Rover’s match and the tournament as whole below.

Euro Hockey League Ranking Cup Men 2022

With Easter holidays just days away why not get your child sorted this Easter by siging them up to our hockey camps! For players from 1st class to 1st year, between the 19th and the 22nd of April, they always fill up fast so book your spot/s today!

It is €110 for the 4 days per child and there are sibling discounts available, book your spot here: EASTER CAMPS

Leinster Finals weekend -Apri 9th & 10th

This weekend we are hosting the Annual Leinster Senior Finals across the weekend. The Men’s 2s are in the Railway Cup Final, on Sunday at 14:45, against Monkstown. The weekend is always an extremely busy one for the Club, so if you can provide some assistance over the weekend contact the Club, all offers of help will be hugely appreciated!

A reminder that parking at Rovers on weekends like this will be extremely limited so if you can take public transport or park in Marley if Grange Road is full, please do.

It is illegal to park on the verge outside Grange Road and the Club does not condone this at all and would ask that all members and visitors to the Club find alternative parking if needed.

SUMMER BREAK

For junior members, summer camps are being arranged and details will be forwarded to all registered junior members as soon as possible. Can we remind all members that it isn’t possible for individuals or small groups to call into the club to knock a ball around on an ad hoc basis, as both Hockey Ireland player insurance and the club public liability insurance policy does not cover this, and it can also interfere with essential maintenance work and other events and bookings in the club. 

Rovers Representing

Leinster Under 18 Girls
Congratulations to Emma Montgomery on being a member of the Leinster Under 18s in the InterPro Finals recently!

Leinster Under 18 Boys
Congratulations to the 9 Rovers who were apart of the Under 18s squad against Ulster on Sunday!

Fixtures

April 9th
M3 vs Monkstown @12:00, Away, Leinster Division 2
M4 vs Enniscorthy @12.30, Away, Leinster Division 3

April 10th
Men’s 2s v Monkstown @14:45, Grange Road, Leinster Railway Cup Final

April 12th
Men’s 2 v UCD @20:00, Grange Road, Leinster Division 1B

Ladies 1s are promoted!

A massive congratulations to the Ladies firsts team who have been promoted to Leinster Ladies Division One!

They secured a well earned 0-0 draw away to league leaders Kilkenny to secure 2nd spot in Leinster Division Challenge A. These are the only points that Kilkenny have dropped at home all season in the league, so it was a massive result in itself, let alone confirming their promotion at the same time!

This is a well deserved accolade by a squad, past and present, who have worked extremely hard to earn promotion. They have had many heartbreaks over the years, which makes today even better!

Congratulations to all the players, management and coaches, David and Stephen, on this magneficient achievement!
Enjoy the well deserved celebrations and we look forward to roaring you on next season in Division 1!

Euro Hockey League

The tickets for the EHL Ranking Cup Men 2022 at the Club Egara from April 15 to 18, 2022 are now on sale as the Easter spectacular comes into view.

Online tickets are available from today and will be, in all cases, cheaper to purchase than at the box office. We encourage you to get in early to make sure to guarantee your place at the event.

All tickets can be purchased via the following link: https://egaraehlcup22.com/tickets/

While you can find out more about the whole tournament below!

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Fixtures

As we head to the business end of the season you can check out the fixtures coming up this week below!

Wednesday – March 30th

Ladies 3 v Skerries @20:30, Grange Road, Leinster Division 7/8 Shield Semi-Final

Thursday – March 31st

Men’s 1s v Glenanne @20:15, Grange Road, Hockey Ireland EYHL

Saturday – April 2nd

Men’s 4 v Avoca @10:30, Newpark Comprehensive, Leinster Division 3

Ladies 2 v Rathgr @10:30, High School, Leinster Division 4

Men’s 2 v Pembroke @11:00, Grange Road, Leinster Division 1B

Men’s 1 v Monkstown @14:30, Rathdown, Hockey Ireland EYHL

Men’s 5s v Trinity @15:00, TBC*, Leinster Division 5
*may be played in College Green or in Santry

Juniors End of Season Blitzes!

A busy weekend of blitzes in the sun with Instonians, Seahorse Minis and Rahtgar to end our junior season! Thank you to all the organisers on a wonderful weekend to end the season on!

Thank you to all our wonderful players, parents, team liaisons and coaches for such an enjoyable season!

We can’t wait to see you all back for the 2022/2023 season already!

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Leinster Success

Congratulations to the Men;s Firsts and the Under 16 Boys on their recent sucess in the Mills Cup and Benny Atkinson Finals! The Men’s 1s beat YMCA 5-2 in the final after a strong start put them 4-0 up. While the Under 16 Boys beat a strong Pembroke sie 3-1 after weathering an early storm and pressure.

Congratulations to Elun, Angus and their respective squads and management on their great success at Leinster Finals day!

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EHL tickets

The tickets for the EHL Ranking Cup Men 2022 at the Club Egara from April 15 to 18, 2022 are now on sale as the Easter spectacular comes into view.

Online tickets are available from today and will be, in all cases, cheaper to purchase than at the box office. We encourage you to get in early to make sure to guarantee your place at the event.

All tickets can be purchased via the following link: https://egaraehlcup22.com/tickets/

While you can find out more about the whole tournament below!

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Minor success

Congratulations to all our Under Boys who helped Wesley to win the Minor Cup during the week!

Fixtures

Good luck to all our teams this weekend, especially the Men’s & Ladies 1s as they continue their respective challenges at the top end of their leagues! good luck to all and if you can support any of the teams please do so and be part of Rovers Roar this weekend!

Saturday

M1 vs YMCA @14:15, EYHL, Away
M2 vs YMCA @16:00, Division 1B Away
M3 vs Naas @13:30, Division 2, Front Pitch
M4 vs Clontarf @11:00, Division 3, Front Pitch
M5 vs Corinthians @13:15, Division 5, Away

L1 vs Kilkenny @12:00, Leinster Challenge A, Away
L2 vs Rathgar @16:00, Division 4, Front Pitch
L3 vs Avoca @16:15, Division 7, Away

Sunday
M5 vs Dublin North @14:00, Leinster Minor Cup, ALSAA

Odd Socks

This week is odd sock week in aid of Down Syndrome Centre All our teams are wearing odd socks for training and donating too for an unbelievably worthy organisation!

You can find out more below and at the following link https://downsyndromecentre.ie/

Irish Under 18 Boys

Well done to Ben Pasley and Josh Gill on their selection for the Irish Under-18 boys! Head coach Simon Lowry has named a panel of 21 to travel to Lilleshall from 15th to 18th April where they will compete against The Netherlands, Belgium and England in a five-nations tournament in which Germany are also taking part.

Ireland Under-18 boys squad for Easter series in Lilleshall

Club Dinner 2022

The Club Dinner is happening in just 11 Days time! Tickets have been on sale for the last week via Clubforce.

The night promises to be a wonderful night of celebrating the club, the season and most importantly the members who make the club what it is today and going forward into the future.

Prices are as follows

1. €65 for Adult tickets
   

2. €55 for Student* tickets
You MUST have a valid student ticket

You can buy your tickets below!

Fixtures – March 5th

Men’s
M1 vs Corinthians @12:30, Front Pitch, EYHL
M2 vs Corinthians @14:30, Front Pitch, Railway Cup
M4 vs Corinthians @15:15, Away, Columba’s College, Divsion 3
M5 vs Avoca @12:30, Away, Newpark Comprehensive, Division 5

Ladies
L2 vs Navan @13:00 back Pitch, Division 4
L3 vs Genesis @ 10:30, Saint Teresians, Division 7

EHL Fundraising

The Men’s 1s are holding a series of fundraisers over the next couple of weeks to help with the fundraising effort for their Euro Hockey League Adventure over Easter. You can find out more about the EHL journey here and the fundraising below.

Table Quiz

They are hostin a table quiz on the 19th of March, in the Clubhouse with doors opening at 6.30pm. The quiz starts at 7pm and it is €10 per person and 4-6 people per team.

Contact James on 085 135 6304 to book your teams spot!

Guess the Minute

They will be doing a guess the minute fundraiser for the Mills Cup Final against YMCA, on March 17th, that they qualfied for on Sunday afternoon with an excellent victory out in Portrane!

You can find out more below and on the QR code. Contact Ali Haughton if you have any queries.

They also plan on doing a raffle/auction of a couple of items, more details to follow on that front, so keep your eyes peeled and if you can assist the Men’s 1s on their road to Europe it would be gratefully appreciated!

Club Dinner 2022

The Annual Club Dinner is just around the corner!March 12th promises to be a wonderful night to celebrate the season to date, the year (or two in this case) that has been and to look forward to what is to come.

We will celebrate all Rovers, past and present, who represented the club and themsleves both on and off the pitch!

TICKETS ARE NOW LIVE AND CAN BE BOUGHT BELOW

This promises to be a night not to be missed, get your ticket today!

Super Saturday

This Saturday sees 7 of our senior sides in action at Grange Road!

At 11:00 we have the Ladies 2s on the front pitch against UCD Ladies Hockey Club in Division 4, while the men’s 4s are on the back pitch against Pembroke Wanderers Hockey Club at the same time in Division 3!

At 12:40, the men’s 5s welcome Mullingar Hockey Club to Grange road, on the back pitch, in Division 5, while on the front pitch at 1pm the men’s 2s host Railway Union Hockey Club in Division 1b.

On the back pitch at 14.20, the men’s 3s tip off against Pembroke in the Division 3. While on the front pitch at 15:00 the men’s 1s welcome Lisnagarvey Hockey Club in EYHL action, hoping for a better result than in the ISC previously.

Lastly, but by no means least the ladies 1s tip off, on the back pitch, against Bray Hockey Club at 4pm!

Off the pitch:
The Short Corner Cafe will be open from 9am to 5pm
The Guinness Six Nations will be on.
The bar will be open til late!

Why not make a day of it! We are so excited to welcome everyone to Grange Road on Saturday!

Mills Cup Semi-Final

The Men’s 1s travel to Donabate on Sunday afternoon to tackle Portrane in the Mills Cup at 3pm at the Donabate Community Centre.

Irish U18s Boys selection

Congratulations to all our Rovers who made the latest Irish Under-18 boys panel has been named with a view to their 2022 campaign. They will play in a five nations tournament in Lilleshall, England from April 14 to 18 before hosting Scotland for three games from July 1 to 3 in UUJ.

Latest Irish Under-18 boys panel named for 2022 schedule