DCU RFC

Proud of our Seconds, whose All-Ireland campaign came to an end today with defeat to University of Galway in the semi-final.

It wasn’t the result we wanted, but this group can hold their heads high after all the hard work, commitment and effort they have put in throughout the year. They have represented DCU with pride every step of the way.

A huge thank you to the players, coaches and everyone who supported the team across the season.

Best of luck to our Firsts, who are in All-Ireland final action this evening at 6pm. We’re all behind you.

We had our first tag rugby day yesterday and it was a huge success. Some great rugby played and great craic all round. Congratulations to our inaugural red bull cup winners. Huge congratulations to our avonmore trophy winners. Overall a great day and look out for more tag days coming to pats campus 🤩🤩

Dcu rugby movember 2025 is here. From aspen to Alicante
Here are some of the baby faced assassins who will be growing taches in support of men’s mental health.

Huge day yesterday for both dcu rugby teams in titanic battles vs a strong our seconds sadly lost 27-20 after a titanic battle with many lads having there first taste of dcu rugby with hopefully many more caps to come. Our first team pur there bodies on the line for 80 minutes and a last minute try by clutched a 35-32 victory.

Our first team kick of there league campaign tomorrow making the trip down to face university of Limerick 🫵🫵Graphic credits

We’re almost there ! Final day tomorrow with both our firsts and seconds out in their respective finals aswell as our ladies team! Massive day for the college with a potential of three cups coming home with us. Make the effort to get over to Morton Stadium to cheer us all on and give the teams the motivation to finish this season strong with 3 cups to carry home! DCU Abú 💙💛🏆

A recap of the last few weeks, starting with our 2nds semi final clash vs ATU Sligo in which the overcame their opponents wining 43-13 with outstanding performances from Justin Lowe, Aaron Miller and Daniel Magner allowing them to progress into the Men’s Tier 3 Cup final.
Our 1st then took on SETU Carlow in the semi final of the Brendan Johnston cup in which they proved too strong for Carlow with an impressive 77-5 win with outstanding performances from Conor Gibney, Daniel Magner and Liam Granville helping us progress into the final of the Brendan Johnston Cup. With a 54-0 win for our ladies team in their semi final against University of Galway means we will have 3 DCU teams in finals this year at home in Morton Stadium on 26th March from which we hope to drive on and take home the 3 cups! DCU Abú 💙💛🏆

We’re back out in the cup 🏆 with both teams playing away to TUD in the second round!
Seconds on at 3:30pm followed by our firsts at 6:30pm both in Grangegorman.
Get down and support both teams in our local derby to continue our campaign or retaining the Brendan Johnston cup ! 🏆💙💛

The rest of the team for the half way update to show off the lads great moustaches and also an opportunity for you all to get to know the lads with a few profiles.
A massive thank you to everyone who has supported and donated to the team already. Any further donations and support will be greatly appreciated! The link to donate is in our bio! 💙💛

A half way update to show off the lads great moustaches and also an opportunity for you all to get to know the lads a little bit with a few profiles.
A massive thank you to everyone who has supported and donated to the team already. Any further donations and support will be greatly appreciated! The link to donate is in our bio! 💙💛