Energia All-Ireland League Fixtures This Weekend Include Live Feature Match
There's a full round of matches in the Energia AIL this weekend Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Ryan Byrne
It’s one of the biggest local derbies in Dublin and it’s back in the Energia AIL this season as St. Mary’s host Terenure with live coverage on irishrugby+
Energia All-Ireland League
Saturday, November 9, all matches 14:30 unless stated
Men’s Division 1A
The promotion of St. Mary’s at the end of last season was welcomed in the club with big celebrations in both Templeville Road and Lakelands as one of the biggest Dublin derbies returns to the top flight of the league this weekend and you can watch it live on irishrugby+
Division 1B
Top versus bottom in Division 1B as Old Belvedere (1st) are at home to Highfield (10th) and Nenagh Ormond (2nd) host Queens (9th). Elsewhere the UCC (3rd) v Old Wesley (5th) tie could have an impact on the Top 4.
Division 2A
There’s a big game at Parsonstown this weekend as MU Barnhall (3rd) play host to Galway Corinthians (1st) with just three points between them in the table. At the other end of the table Buccaneers (10th) against Ballymena (8th) sees both clubs in search of their first win of the campaign.
Division 2B
Match of the day in Division 2B has to be the meeting of Wanderers (1st) and Dungannon (2nd). Elsewhere Galwegians (9th), who have yet to win a match but have garnered five losing bonus points in five games, are at home to UL Bohemian (4th).
Division 2C
Leaders Dolphin (1st) travel to Belfast Harlequins (4th) this weekend while the match between Enniscorthy (7th) and Omagh Academicals (8th) will have an impact on the bottom half of the table as both sides have just one win in their account.
Women’s Division
Saturday, November 9, all matches 17:00 unless stated
Railway (1st) and UL Bohs (2nd) have edged to the top of the table after the last round of matches. The leaders are on the road to Tullow (10th) while the Limerick side are at home to Ballincollig. Elsewhere Wicklow (3rd) travel to Belvo (8th) with the Dublin side struggling for form.
