U20 Premier XV

Season in progress. J.P. Fanagan Premier 1 opened with a 33–15 win away to Lansdowne on 4 October 2026.

Coaching: Sean Healy, Finn Burke, Martyn Van Eeden, Jamie Coolican, Gavin Mulvihill · Management: Vincent Murray (Director), Gary Croke (manager)

Results (1 won, 0 lost) — St Mary's score first

J.P. Fanagan Premier 1 — final table (Leinster Rugby)

Back in J.P. Fanagan Premier 1 (top of the table after round 1, thanks to a Paddy Waters hat-trick v Terenure College), finishing third in the second-phase group behind UCD and Clontarf, with wins over Blackrock College (52–14), Old Belvedere and Clontarf. In the McCorry Cup they won 22–20 away to Galway Corinthians before losing 18–50 at UCD.

Coaching: Sean Healy (head coach), Finn Burke, Martyn Van Eeden, Jamie Coolican, Gavin Mulvihill · Management: Vincent Murray (Director of U20 Rugby)

Results (7 won, 8 lost) — St Mary's score first

J.P. Fanagan Premier 1 — final table (Leinster Rugby)

Line-ups and scorers (from Leinster Rugby's match recaps)

Sun 5 Oct 2025 — Terenure College (H) W 34–12

15Jack Halpin

14Paddy Waters

13Zach Hopkins

12Gavin Foley

11Matthew Morrissey

10Ethan Kenny

9Andrew Stronge

8William Hook

7Liam Flaherty

6Diarmuid O’Shea

5Cillín Walsh Phillips

4Patrick Power

3Patrick Tuite

2Leo Keogan

1James Molloy

Replacements: Cuan Enright, Ciaran Scott, David Leane, Eoin Dillon, Daniel Flynn, Harry Cooke, James O’Neill

Scorers: Tries: Paddy Waters 3, Leo Keogan, James O’Neill. Pen and 3 cons: Ethan Kenny.

Leinster Rugby match recap →

Sun 12 Oct 2025 — MU Barnhall (A) L 15–28

15Jack Halpin

14Paddy Waters

13Zach Hopkins

12Gavin Foley

11Matthew Morrissey

10Ethan Kenny

9Luca O’Sullivan

8William Hook

7Liam Flaherty

6David Leane

5Cillín Walsh Phillips

4Patrick Power

3Ciaran Scott

2Cillian Jacobs

1James Molloy

Replacements: Cuan Enright, Patrick Tuite, Diarmuid O’Shea, Daniel Flynn, Eoin Dillon, Harry Cooke, Luke Lennon

Scorers: Ethan Kenny 5 pens.

Leinster Rugby match recap →

Sun 19 Oct 2025 — Dublin University (H) L 31–43

15Will Rodgers

14Paddy Waters

13Jack Halpin

12Gavin Foley

11Matthew Morrissey

10Ethan Kenny

9Harry Cooke

8William Hook

7Liam Flaherty

6Diarmuid O’Shea

5David Leane

4Patrick Power

3Patrick Tuite

2Cillian Jacobs

1James Molloy

Replacements: Leo Keogan, Daniel Byrne, Daniel Flynn, Eoin Dillon, Luca O’Sullivan, Luke Lennon, James O’Neill

Scorers: Tries: Leo Keogan 2, Cillian Jacobs, Jack Halpin, David Leane. Cons: Ethan Kenny 3.

Leinster Rugby match recap →

Fri 31 Oct 2025 — Old Belvedere (A) L 17–21

15Gavin Foley

14Paddy Waters

13Zach Hopkins

12William Hook

11Matthew Morrissey

10Ethan Kenny

9Luca O’Sullivan

8Matthew Smyth

7Liam Flaherty

6Diarmuid O’Shea

5David Leane

4Patrick Power

3Patrick Tuite

2Leo Keogan

1Ciaran Scott

Replacements: Cuan Enright, James Molloy, Charlie Murray, Daniel Flynn, Eoin Dillon, Harry Cooke, James O’Neill, Luke Lennon

Scorers: Tries: Leo Keogan, Matthew Smyth, William Hook (80-metre interception). Con: Ethan Kenny.

Leinster Rugby match recap →

Sun 9 Nov 2025 — Galway Corinthians (H) L 36–37

15Jack Halpin

14Paddy Waters

13Zach Hopkins

12Gavin Foley

11Matthew Morrissey

10Ethan Kenny

9Luca O’Sullivan

8Matthew Smyth

7Liam Flaherty

6Eoin Dillon

5David Leane

4Patrick Power

3Ciaran Scott

2Cillian Jacobs

1James Molloy

Replacements: Leo Keogan, Patrick Tuite, Cillín Walsh Phillips, Diarmuid O’Shea, Daniel Flynn, Zac Doyle-O’Brien, James O’Neill

Scorers: Tries: Cillian Jacobs 3, Matthew Morrissey 2, Zack Hopkins. Cons: Ethan Kenny 3.

Leinster Rugby match recap →

Sun 23 Nov 2025 — Blackrock College (A) W 28–17

15Jack Halpin

14Paddy Waters

13Zach Hopkins

12Gavin Foley

11Matthew Morrissey

10Ethan Kenny

9Luca O’Sullivan

8William Hook

7Liam Flaherty

6David Leane

5Cillín Walsh Phillips

4Patrick Power

3Patrick Tuite

2Cillian Jacobs

1Ciaran Scott

Replacements: Leo Keogan, James Molloy, Charlie Murray, Eoin Dillon, Kern Kinnear, James O’Neill

Scorers: Tries: Cillian Jacobs 2, Zack Hopkins, Liam Flaherty (Player of the Match). Cons: Ethan Kenny 4.

Leinster Rugby match recap →

Sun 30 Nov 2025 — Clontarf (A) W 48–26

15Jack Halpin

14James O’Neill

13Matthew Morrissey

12William Hook

11Paddy Waters

10Ethan Kenny

9Luca O’Sullivan

8Matthew Smyth

7Liam Flaherty

6David Leane

5Cillín Walsh Phillips

4Patrick Power

3Patrick Tuite

2Cillian Jacobs

1Ciaran Scott

Replacements: Leo Keogan, James Molloy, Charlie Murray, Eoin Dillon, Diarmuid O’Shea, Harry Judge, Harry Cooke

Scorers: Tries: James O’Neill 2, Cillian Jacobs 2, David Leane, William Hook, Jack Halpin. Pen and 5 cons: Ethan Kenny.

Leinster Rugby match recap →

Sun 7 Dec 2025 — Lansdowne (H) L 33–36

15Jack Halpin

14James O’Neill

13Zach Hopkins

12William Hook

11Matthew Morrissey

10Ethan Kenny

9Luca O’Sullivan

8Matthew Smyth

7Liam Flaherty

6Eoin Dillon

5Cillín Walsh Phillips

4Patrick Power

3Patrick Tuite

2Leo Keogan

1Ciaran Scott

Replacements: Cuan Enright, James Molloy, Charlie Murray, David Leane, Diarmuid O’Shea, Paddy Waters, Harry Cooke

Scorers: Tries: Leo Keogan 2, Jack Halpin, Eoin Dillon, David Leane. Cons: Ethan Kenny 4.

Leinster Rugby match recap →

Sun 14 Dec 2025 — UCD (A) L 19–22

15Jack Halpin

14James O’Neill

13Zach Hopkins

12Gavin Foley

11Matthew Morrissey

10Ethan Kenny

9Luca O’Sullivan

8William Hook

7Liam Flaherty

6David Leane

5Cillín Walsh Phillips

4Patrick Power

3Patrick Tuite

2Cillian Jacobs

1James Molloy

Replacements: Leo Keogan, Adam Gibson, Charlie Murray, Daniel Flynn, Diarmuid O’Shea, Paddy Waters, Harry Cooke

Scorers: Tries: William Hook, Jack Halpin, penalty try. Con: Ethan Kenny.

Leinster Rugby match recap →

Sun 25 Jan 2026 — Blackrock College (H) W 52–14

15Jack Halpin

14Paddy Waters

13Zach Hopkins

12William Hook

11Matthew Morrissey

10Ethan Kenny

9Luca O’Sullivan

8Liam Flaherty

7Patrick Power

6David Leane

5Luke Thorrold

4Cillín Walsh Phillips

3Ciaran Scott

2Cillian Jacobs

1James Molloy

Replacements: Leo Keogan, Patrick Tuite, Diarmuid O’Shea, Charlie Murray, Gavin Foley, James O’Neill, Harry Cooke

Scorers: Tries: William Hook, James Molloy, Luke Thorrold, Luca O’Sullivan, Cillian Jacobs, Matthew Morrissey, Harry Cooke, penalty try. Cons: Ethan Kenny 4, William Hook.

Leinster Rugby match recap →

Sun 8 Feb 2026 — Old Belvedere (H) W 34–25

15Jack Halpin

14Paddy Waters

13Zach Hopkins

12William Hook

11Matthew Morrissey

10Ethan Kenny

9Harry Cooke

8Liam Flaherty

7Patrick Power

6David Leane

5Luke Thorrold

4Cillín Walsh Phillips

3Patrick Tuite

2Cillian Jacobs

1Ciaran Scott

Replacements: Leo Keogan, James Molloy, Diarmuid O’Shea, Matthew Smyth, Luca O’Sullivan, Gavin Foley, James O’Neill

Scorers: Tries: Paddy Waters, Jack Halpin, William Hook (70 metres), Cillian Jacobs. 2 pens and 4 cons: Ethan Kenny.

Leinster Rugby match recap →

Sun 22 Feb 2026 — UCD (H) L 27–42

15Jack Halpin

14James O’Neill

13Gavin Foley

12William Hook

11Matthew Morrissey

10Ethan Kenny

9Luca O’Sullivan

8Matthew Smyth

7Liam Flaherty

6David Leane

5Patrick Power

4Cillín Walsh Phillips

3Patrick Tuite

2Cillian Jacobs

1Ciaran Scott

Replacements: Eoin Dillon, James Molloy, Diarmuid O’Shea, Luke Thorrold, Harry Cooke, Paddy Waters

Scorers: Tries: Cillian Jacobs 2, James O’Neill 2, Ethan Kenny. Con: Ethan Kenny.

Leinster Rugby match recap →

Sun 1 Mar 2026 — Clontarf (H) W 28–19

15Harry Cooke

14Paddy Waters

13Jack Halpin

12Gavin Foley

11Matthew Morrissey

10Ethan Kenny

9Luca O’Sullivan

8Matthew Smyth

7Liam Flaherty

6David Leane

5Luke Thorrold

4Cillín Walsh Phillips

3Ciaran Scott

2Cillian Jacobs

1James Molloy

Replacements: Leo Keogan, Jack Byrne, Patrick Power, Eoin Dillon, Cuan Enright, Will Rodgers, Luke Lennon

Scorers: Tries: Cillian Jacobs, Paddy Waters, Luca O’Sullivan, David Leane. Cons: Ethan Kenny 4.

Leinster Rugby match recap →

Sun 15 Mar 2026 — Galway Corinthians (A) W 22–20

15Jack Halpin

14Paddy Waters

13Gavin Foley

12William Hook

11Matthew Morrissey

10Ethan Kenny

9Luca O’Sullivan

8Matthew Smyth

7Liam Flaherty

6David Leane

5Patrick Power

4Cillín Walsh Phillips

3Patrick Tuite

2Cillian Jacobs

1Ciaran Scott

Replacements: Leo Keogan, Malek Fitouri, Luke Thorrold, Eoin Dillon, Harry Cooke, James O’Neill, Will Rodgers

Scorers: Tries: Ciaran Scott, William Hook, David Leane, Harry Cooke (winner). Con: Ethan Kenny.

Leinster Rugby match recap →

Sun 22 Mar 2026 — UCD (A) L 18–50

15Jack Halpin

14James O’Neill

13Gavin Foley

12William Hook

11Matthew Morrissey

10Ethan Kenny

9Luca O’Sullivan

8Matthew Smyth

7Liam Flaherty

6David Leane

5Patrick Power

4Cillín Walsh Phillips

3Patrick Tuite

2Cillian Jacobs

1Ciaran Scott

Replacements: Leo Keogan, Jack Byrne, Luke Thorrold, Eoin Dillon, Harry Cooke, Paddy Waters

Scorers: Tries: Matthew Morrissey, Liam Flaherty. 2 pens and a con: Ethan Kenny.

Leinster Rugby match recap →

Lost the Premier 1 qualifier semi-final 23–26 to Blackrock College, then won Section B of J.P. Fanagan Premier 2 and finished runners-up (two points behind Buccaneers) in Super Six Group 1. Reached the Purcell Cup semi-final, beating Wanderers and De La Salle Palmerston before losing 14–18 to Blackrock College.

Coaching: Sean Healy, Finn Burke, Martyn Van Eeden · Management: Vincent Murray, Gary Croke, Adam McInerney

Results (12 won, 5 lost) — St Mary's score first

J.P. Fanagan Premier 2, Super Six, Group 1 — final table (Leinster Rugby)

J.P. Fanagan Premier 2, Section B — final table (Leinster Rugby)

Lost the two-leg Premier 1 play-off to Terenure College, then finished third in J.P. Fanagan Premier 2. In the Purcell Cup they won 36–17 at UCD before losing the semi-final 17–24 to Old Wesley at Donnybrook.

Captain: Shane McGrath · Coaching: Sean Healy (head coach), Mick O'Gara, Ronan Watters (forwards) · Management: Vinnie Murray, Gary Croke, Brian McMahon, Jack McDowell

Results (8 won, 10 lost) — St Mary's score first

J.P. Fanagan Premier 2 — final table (Leinster Rugby)

A hard season in J.P. Fanagan Premier 1: one win from fourteen and eighth place. Out of the McCorry Cup in round 1 (10–52 at UCD).

Coaching: Eddie Devitt (head coach), Richard Andreucetti, Peter Smyth · Management: Vinnie Murray, Gary Croke (assistant), Jack Ebbs (assistant)

Results (1 won, 14 lost) — St Mary's score first

J.P. Fanagan Premier 1 — final table (Leinster Rugby)

Won the pre-season Purcell Cup in September 2021, beating Wanderers, Bective Rangers (31–13) and Dublin University 26–13 in the final at Lakelands Park on 26 September. Then won the Premier 1 qualifier 12–10 at MU Barnhall and finished sixth in J.P. Fanagan Premier 1. Out of the McCorry Cup in round 1 (21–41 at Clontarf). Also won the inaugural “Banana Cup” v Terenure College, in memory of Joe Fanagan.

Coaching: Brian McGovern, Eddie Devitt, Richard Andreucetti · Management: Peter McEvoy, Jack Ebbs, Vinnie Murray

Results (10 won, 10 lost) — St Mary's score first

J.P. Fanagan Premier 1 — final table (Leinster Rugby)

No competitive rugby was played because of Covid-19. The J.P. Fanagan fixtures were all called off.

Coaching: Brian McGovern, Eddie Devitt, Peter Smyth

Won J.P. Fanagan Premier 2 with twelve wins from twelve in early March 2020, the club's only trophy of a season then stopped by Covid-19. The Purcell Cup was not played.

Captain: Sean Bourke · Coaching: Brian McGovern (head coach), Eddie Devitt (backs), Peter Smyth, Rory Dempsey-Brown · Management: Vinnie Murray, Peter McEvoy, Tony Murphy

Results (12 won, 2 lost) — St Mary's score first

J.P. Fanagan Premier 2 — final table (Leinster Rugby)

J.P. Fanagan Premier 1 Qualifiers — final table (Leinster Rugby)

More match reports

• St Marys College U20s XV Vs Old Belvedere 20s XV – 22/09/2019

Runners-up in J.P. Fanagan Premier 2 behind Old Wesley (ten wins from fourteen). Won the Purcell Cup for the third time in five seasons: 45–7 at Greystones, 22–17 v Buccaneers in the semi-final and 28–9 v Old Wesley in the final at Lakelands Park on 28 April 2019.

Captain: Sean Heeran · Coaching: Robert Sweeney, Ian Robinson (now coaching in New Zealand) · Management: Vinnie Murray, Brendan Foley (assistant), John Muldoon (Director of U20s)

Results (12 won, 6 lost) — St Mary's score first

J.P. Fanagan Premier 2 — final table (Leinster Rugby)

J.P. Fanagan Premier 1 Qualifier, Section B — final table (Leinster Rugby)

Seventh in J.P. Fanagan Premier 1. Drew 24–24 with Terenure College in the McCorry Cup first round and lost the replay 14–17 at Lakelands.

Coaching: Jonathan Garth, Ian Robinson · Management: John Muldoon (Director of U20 Rugby), Michael O'Flaherty

Results (3 won, 13 lost, 1 drawn) — St Mary's score first

J.P. Fanagan Premier 1 — final table (Leinster Rugby)

J.P. Fanagan Premier 1 & 2 Qualifier, Section A — final table (Leinster Rugby)

Played J.P. Fanagan Premier 1 (eighth). Won the Purcell Cup: 24–8 v Suttonians, 29–28 v Buccaneers in the semi-final and 21–16 v Old Belvedere in the final at Merrion Road on 9 April 2017.

Captain: Darragh McDonald (David Mathews captained the side in the final) · Coaching: Mark Sexton, Jonathan Garth · Management: Gerry McCormack, Dave Donohue (Director of U20 Rugby)

Results (6 won, 13 lost) — St Mary's score first

J.P. Fanagan Premier 1 — final table (Leinster Rugby)

J.P. Fanagan Premier 1 & 2 Qualifier, Section B — final table (Leinster Rugby)

Third in Section B of the Premier 1 & 2 qualifier, then seventh in J.P. Fanagan Premier 2. Reached the Purcell Cup semi-final, beating Ashbourne and Naas before losing 21–24 to Dublin University.

Coaching: Philip Lynch, Gareth Logan · Management: Jack Ebbs

Results (6 won, 12 lost, 1 drawn) — St Mary's score first

J.P. Fanagan Premier 1 & 2 Qualifier, Section B — final table (Leinster Rugby)

J.P. Fanagan Premier 2 — final table (Leinster Rugby)

A double season. After losing the Premier 1 qualifier 10–13 to MU Barnhall, the U20s won J.P. Fanagan Premier 2 (eight wins from ten) and the Purcell Cup, beating Greystones 43–17 in the semi-final and Dublin University 30–10 in the final at Ollie Campbell Park on 26 April 2015.

Coaching: Philip Lynch (head coach), Gareth Logan, Steve Bradshaw (forwards) · Management: Jack Ebbs

Results (11 won, 3 lost) — St Mary's score first

J.P. Fanagan Premier 2 — final table (Leinster Rugby)

Fourth in Phase 1 Pool 1 and second in Phase 2 Section B of the J.P. Fanagan Premier League. Out of the McCorry Cup in round 2 (0–45 v Terenure College).

Coaching: Andrew Burke (head coach), Jamie Cornett · Management: Ruaidhri Moran

Results (5 won, 6 lost) — St Mary's score first

J.P. Fanagan Premier, Super Six (Phase 1), Pool 1 — final table (Leinster Rugby)

J.P. Fanagan Premier, Super Six (Phase 2), Section B — final table (Leinster Rugby)

Original 2013-14 results page →

Third in Phase 1 Pool 2 and sixth in Phase 2 Section A of the J.P. Fanagan Premier League. Out of the McCorry Cup in round 2 (6–32 v Lansdowne).

Coaching: Jamie Cornett, Robert Sweeney, Andrew Burke · Management: Ruaidhri Moran, Garry Manning (assistant)

Results (3 won, 10 lost) — St Mary's score first

J.P. Fanagan Premier, Super Six (Phase 1), Pool 2 — final table (Leinster Rugby)

J.P. Fanagan Premier, Super Six (Phase 2), Section A — final table (Leinster Rugby)

Original 2012-13 results page →

Sixth in the J.P. Fanagan Premier League. Reached the Fraser McMullen All-Ireland U21 semi-final, winning 48–7 away to Garryowen before losing 15–19 to Old Belvedere. Out of the McCorry Cup in round 2 (11–26 v Terenure College).

Coaching: Hugh Hogan, Mark Sexton (backs) · Management: Steven Hennessy (administration)

Results (7 won, 8 lost) — St Mary's score first

J.P. Fanagan Premier — final table (Leinster Rugby)

Original 2011-12 results page →

Won Super Six Section B with ten wins from ten, then beat Dublin University 7–0 in the 4th-place play-off to qualify for the All-Ireland U21, losing the quarter-final 21–23 away to Cork Constitution. Reached the McCorry Cup final, beating Old Belvedere and Dublin University, but lost 10–26 to Lansdowne at Donnybrook on 6 May 2011.

Coaching: Hugh Hogan, David Campbell · Management: Dermot Ferris, Jack Ebbs (assistant)

Results (13 won, 5 lost) — St Mary's score first

J.P. Fanagan Premier, Super Six (Phase 2), Section B — final table (Leinster Rugby)

J.P. Fanagan Premier, Super Six, Pool 1 — final table (Leinster Rugby)

Original 2010-11 results page →

More match reports

• 07.04.2011 U20 Premier XV v Dublin University (H)
• 26.09.2010 U20 Premier XV v CLontarf (H)

Won the J.P. Fanagan League for the first time in the club's history, topping Super Six Section A and clinching the title with a 10–7 win over Dublin University at Templeville Road on 7 March 2010. Reached the All-Ireland U21 semi-final, losing 8–9 to Lansdowne. Out of the McCorry Cup in round 2 (20–29 v Terenure College). Runners-up in the pre-season Tomsie Byrne Cup.

Coaching: Hugh Hogan, Conor McPhillips · Management: Dermot Ferris

Results (11 won, 5 lost) — St Mary's score first

J.P. Fanagan Premier, Super Six, Section A — final table (Leinster Rugby)

J.P. Fanagan Premier, Super Six, Pool 2 — final table (Leinster Rugby)

Original 2009-10 results page →

More match reports

• 04.10.2009 U20 Premier XV v Old Belvedere (H)
• 11.10.2009 U20 Premier XV v Clontarf (H)
• 12.09.2009 U20 Premier XV v Terenure (H)
• 19.09.2009 U20 Premier XV – Tomsie Byrne Cup

Fifth in Section A of the J.P. Fanagan Premier League, then won Super Six Group 2 (seven wins from eight). Lost the All-Ireland qualifier play-off 12–29 to Blackrock College and went out of the McCorry Cup in round 2. Won the Plate at the pre-season Tomsie Byrne Cup.

Coaching: Conor McPhillips · Management: Sean Jennings

Results (8 won, 6 lost) — St Mary's score first

J.P. Fanagan Premier, Super Six, Group 2 — final table (Leinster Rugby)

J.P. Fanagan Premier, Section A — final table (Leinster Rugby)

Original 2008-09 results page →

Second in Section B of the J.P. Fanagan League, then fifth of six in Super Six Group 1. In the McCorry Cup they won 45–6 at Seapoint before going out 7–20 to UCD in round 2.

Coaching: Rodney O’Donnell, Hugh Hogan

Results (5 won, 11 lost) — St Mary's score first

J.P. Fanagan Premier, Section B — final table (Leinster Rugby)

J.P. Fanagan Premier, Super Six, Group 1 — final table (Leinster Rugby)

Runners-up in the J.P. Fanagan League behind Blackrock College, then beat Dublin University 18–8 in the play-off to be seeded Leinster 2 for the All-Ireland U20 (reached the quarter-final). In the McCorry Cup they beat Terenure College and Clontarf before losing the final 11–12 to Blackrock College at Donnybrook on 7 May 2007.

Coaching: Rodney O’Donnell, Peter Smyth · Management: David Mowlds

Results (10 won, 3 lost) — St Mary's score first

J.P. Fanagan League — final table (Leinster Rugby)

McCorry Cup winners. J.P. Fanagan semi-finalists; the second side reached the Pennant League quarter-final.

No record found.

If you have results or photos from the U20s in 2004-05, please email archives@smcrfc.com.

Premier XV fifth in the J.P. Fanagan League. The Pennant XV won the Pennant League and the All-Ireland Pennant Cup, and reached the Purcell Cup final.

Captain: Ian Murray (Pennant XV) · Coaching: Bobby O’Connor (Pennant XV)

J.P. Fanagan semi-finalists, McCorry Cup semi-finalists, Pennant League semi-finalists; Millennium Cup quarter-finalists.

McCorry Cup winners, beating Terenure College in the final.

Captain: Jonathan Ellis · Coaching: J. Parkes (assistant A. McEvoy)

J.P. Fanagan semi-finalists and McCorry Cup semi-finalists; Pennant League runners-up.

J.P. Fanagan League runners-up; Pennant League semi-finalists.

Pennant League runners-up.

McCorry Cup quarter-finalists.

J.P. Fanagan League final: lost 19–34 to Blackrock College at Donnybrook. McCorry Cup finalists (U19).

Captain: John Lane

Did not reach the McCorry knock-out stages; this squad formed the basis of the club’s entry to the first Leinster U20 competition.

Captain: Mark O’Brien · Coaching: C.J. McHenry (manager Mick O’Connor)

McCorry Cup semi-finalists.

McCorry Cup runners-up: lost 12–14 to Greystones at Anglesea Road on 26 March 1994. Fergal Campion kicked all 12 points.

Captain: Conor McGuinness

Des Merry Cup winners in its inaugural year (also listed for 1976-77).

Captain: Derek Early

McCorry Cup winners (the inaugural year), beating UCD ‘A’ 6–3. Part of the club’s 1971 treble with the Leinster Senior Cup and Metropolitan Cup.

Captain: Paul Andreucetti · Coaching: E. Carmody