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24 April 2018; Jordi Murphy, left, Peadar Timmins, 2nd from left, and Cathal Marsh, right, are presented with their Leinster caps on the occasion of their departure from the province at the end of the season by President of Leinster Rugby Niall Rynne. The Awards, taking place at the InterContinental Dublin and MC’d by Darragh Maloney, were a celebration of the 2017/18 Leinster Rugby season to date and over the course of the evening Leinster Rugby acknowledged the contributions of retirees Isa Nacewa, Richardt Strauss and Jamie Heaslip as well as presenting Leinster Rugby caps to departees Jordi Murphy, Cathal Marsh and Peadar Timmins. Former Leinster and Ireland player Paul McNaughton was inducted into the Guinness Hall of Fame. Some of the other Award winners on the night included; Blackrock College (Deep River Rock School of the Year), Hugh Woodhouse, Mullingar RFC (Beauchamps Contribution to Leinster Rugby Award), MU Barnhall RFC (CityJet Senior Club of the Year), Gorey Community School (Irish Independent Development School of the Year Award), Wicklow RFC (Bank of Ireland Junior Club of the Year) and Nora Stapleton (Energia Women’s Rugby Award). Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Leinster Rugby Awards Ball 2018

24 Apr 2018

24 April 2018; Nora Stapleton is presented with the Energia Women’s Rugby award by Gary Ryan, MD of Energia, left, and President of Leinster Rugby Niall Rynne. The Awards, taking place at the InterContinental Dublin and MC’d by Darragh Maloney, were a celebration of the 2017/18 Leinster Rugby season to date and over the course of the evening Leinster Rugby acknowledged the contributions of retirees Isa Nacewa, Richardt Strauss and Jamie Heaslip as well as presenting Leinster Rugby caps to departees Jordi Murphy, Cathal Marsh and Peadar Timmins. Former Leinster and Ireland player Paul McNaughton was inducted into the Guinness Hall of Fame. Some of the other Award winners on the night included; Blackrock College (Deep River Rock School of the Year), Hugh Woodhouse, Mullingar RFC (Beauchamps Contribution to Leinster Rugby Award), MU Barnhall RFC (CityJet Senior Club of the Year), Gorey Community School (Irish Independent Development School of the Year Award), Wicklow RFC (Bank of Ireland Junior Club of the Year) and Nora Stapleton (Energia Women’s Rugby Award). Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Leinster Rugby Awards Ball 2018

24 Apr 2018

24 April 2018; Peadar Timmins is presented with his Leinster cap on the occasion of his departure from the province at the end of the season by President of Leinster Rugby Niall Rynne. The Awards, taking place at the InterContinental Dublin and MC’d by Darragh Maloney, were a celebration of the 2017/18 Leinster Rugby season to date and over the course of the evening Leinster Rugby acknowledged the contributions of retirees Isa Nacewa, Richardt Strauss and Jamie Heaslip as well as presenting Leinster Rugby caps to departees Jordi Murphy, Cathal Marsh and Peadar Timmins. Former Leinster and Ireland player Paul McNaughton was inducted into the Guinness Hall of Fame. Some of the other Award winners on the night included; Blackrock College (Deep River Rock School of the Year), Hugh Woodhouse, Mullingar RFC (Beauchamps Contribution to Leinster Rugby Award), MU Barnhall RFC (CityJet Senior Club of the Year), Gorey Community School (Irish Independent Development School of the Year Award), Wicklow RFC (Bank of Ireland Junior Club of the Year) and Nora Stapleton (Energia Women’s Rugby Award). Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Leinster Rugby Awards Ball 2018

24 Apr 2018

24 April 2018; Jordi Murphy is presented with his Leinster cap on the occasion of his departure from the province at the end of the season by President of Leinster Rugby Niall Rynne. The Awards, taking place at the InterContinental Dublin and MC’d by Darragh Maloney, were a celebration of the 2017/18 Leinster Rugby season to date and over the course of the evening Leinster Rugby acknowledged the contributions of retirees Isa Nacewa, Richardt Strauss and Jamie Heaslip as well as presenting Leinster Rugby caps to departees Jordi Murphy, Cathal Marsh and Peadar Timmins. Former Leinster and Ireland player Paul McNaughton was inducted into the Guinness Hall of Fame. Some of the other Award winners on the night included; Blackrock College (Deep River Rock School of the Year), Hugh Woodhouse, Mullingar RFC (Beauchamps Contribution to Leinster Rugby Award), MU Barnhall RFC (CityJet Senior Club of the Year), Gorey Community School (Irish Independent Development School of the Year Award), Wicklow RFC (Bank of Ireland Junior Club of the Year) and Nora Stapleton (Energia Women’s Rugby Award). Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Leinster Rugby Awards Ball 2018

24 Apr 2018

24 April 2018; Peadar Timmins is presented with his Leinster cap on the occasion of his departure from the province at the end of the season by President of Leinster Rugby Niall Rynne. The Awards, taking place at the InterContinental Dublin and MC’d by Darragh Maloney, were a celebration of the 2017/18 Leinster Rugby season to date and over the course of the evening Leinster Rugby acknowledged the contributions of retirees Isa Nacewa, Richardt Strauss and Jamie Heaslip as well as presenting Leinster Rugby caps to departees Jordi Murphy, Cathal Marsh and Peadar Timmins. Former Leinster and Ireland player Paul McNaughton was inducted into the Guinness Hall of Fame. Some of the other Award winners on the night included; Blackrock College (Deep River Rock School of the Year), Hugh Woodhouse, Mullingar RFC (Beauchamps Contribution to Leinster Rugby Award), MU Barnhall RFC (CityJet Senior Club of the Year), Gorey Community School (Irish Independent Development School of the Year Award), Wicklow RFC (Bank of Ireland Junior Club of the Year) and Nora Stapleton (Energia Women’s Rugby Award). Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Leinster Rugby Awards Ball 2018

24 Apr 2018

24 April 2018; Cathal Marsh is presented with his Leinster cap on the occasion of his departure from the province at the end of the season by President of Leinster Rugby Niall Rynne. The Awards, taking place at the InterContinental Dublin and MC’d by Darragh Maloney, were a celebration of the 2017/18 Leinster Rugby season to date and over the course of the evening Leinster Rugby acknowledged the contributions of retirees Isa Nacewa, Richardt Strauss and Jamie Heaslip as well as presenting Leinster Rugby caps to departees Jordi Murphy, Cathal Marsh and Peadar Timmins. Former Leinster and Ireland player Paul McNaughton was inducted into the Guinness Hall of Fame. Some of the other Award winners on the night included; Blackrock College (Deep River Rock School of the Year), Hugh Woodhouse, Mullingar RFC (Beauchamps Contribution to Leinster Rugby Award), MU Barnhall RFC (CityJet Senior Club of the Year), Gorey Community School (Irish Independent Development School of the Year Award), Wicklow RFC (Bank of Ireland Junior Club of the Year) and Nora Stapleton (Energia Women’s Rugby Award). Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Leinster Rugby Awards Ball 2018

24 Apr 2018

24 April 2018; Dan Leavy is presented with the Life Style Sports Supporters Player of the Year award by Mark Stafford, CEO of Life Style Sports, left, and President of Leinster Rugby Niall Rynne. The Awards, taking place at the InterContinental Dublin and MC’d by Darragh Maloney, were a celebration of the 2017/18 Leinster Rugby season to date and over the course of the evening Leinster Rugby acknowledged the contributions of retirees Isa Nacewa, Richardt Strauss and Jamie Heaslip as well as presenting Leinster Rugby caps to departees Jordi Murphy, Cathal Marsh and Peadar Timmins. Former Leinster and Ireland player Paul McNaughton was inducted into the Guinness Hall of Fame. Some of the other Award winners on the night included; Blackrock College (Deep River Rock School of the Year), Hugh Woodhouse, Mullingar RFC (Beauchamps Contribution to Leinster Rugby Award), MU Barnhall RFC (CityJet Senior Club of the Year), Gorey Community School (Irish Independent Development School of the Year Award), Wicklow RFC (Bank of Ireland Junior Club of the Year) and Nora Stapleton (Energia Women’s Rugby Award). Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Leinster Rugby Awards Ball 2018

24 Apr 2018

24 April 2018; Gráinne Carroll, President, MU Barnhall RFC, Kildare, accepts the award on behalf of MU Barnhall RFC for the Cityjet Senior Club of the Year award, from Michael Rogers, Business Development Manager, CityJet, left, and President of Leinster Rugby Niall Rynne. The Awards, taking place at the InterContinental Dublin and MC’d by Darragh Maloney, were a celebration of the 2017/18 Leinster Rugby season to date and over the course of the evening Leinster Rugby acknowledged the contributions of retirees Isa Nacewa, Richardt Strauss and Jamie Heaslip as well as presenting Leinster Rugby caps to departees Jordi Murphy, Cathal Marsh and Peadar Timmins. Former Leinster and Ireland player Paul McNaughton was inducted into the Guinness Hall of Fame. Some of the other Award winners on the night included; Blackrock College (Deep River Rock School of the Year), Hugh Woodhouse, Mullingar RFC (Beauchamps Contribution to Leinster Rugby Award), MU Barnhall RFC (CityJet Senior Club of the Year), Gorey Community School (Irish Independent Development School of the Year Award), Wicklow RFC (Bank of Ireland Junior Club of the Year) and Nora Stapleton (Energia Women’s Rugby Award). Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Leinster Rugby Awards Ball 2018

24 Apr 2018

24 April 2018; Isa Nacewa, left, and Richardt Strauss with their Leinster caps on the occasion of their retirement. The Awards, taking place at the InterContinental Dublin and MC’d by Darragh Maloney, were a celebration of the 2017/18 Leinster Rugby season to date and over the course of the evening Leinster Rugby acknowledged the contributions of retirees Isa Nacewa, Richardt Strauss and Jamie Heaslip as well as presenting Leinster Rugby caps to departees Jordi Murphy, Cathal Marsh and Peadar Timmins. Former Leinster and Ireland player Paul McNaughton was inducted into the Guinness Hall of Fame. Some of the other Award winners on the night included; Blackrock College (Deep River Rock School of the Year), Hugh Woodhouse, Mullingar RFC (Beauchamps Contribution to Leinster Rugby Award), MU Barnhall RFC (CityJet Senior Club of the Year), Gorey Community School (Irish Independent Development School of the Year Award), Wicklow RFC (Bank of Ireland Junior Club of the Year) and Nora Stapleton (Energia Women’s Rugby Award). Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Leinster Rugby Awards Ball 2018

24 Apr 2018

24 April 2018; Isa Nacewa, left, and Richardt Strauss are presented with their Leinster caps on the occasion of their retirement by Niall Rynne, President of Leinster Rugby. The Awards, taking place at the InterContinental Dublin and MC’d by Darragh Maloney, were a celebration of the 2017/18 Leinster Rugby season to date and over the course of the evening Leinster Rugby acknowledged the contributions of retirees Isa Nacewa, Richardt Strauss and Jamie Heaslip as well as presenting Leinster Rugby caps to departees Jordi Murphy, Cathal Marsh and Peadar Timmins. Former Leinster and Ireland player Paul McNaughton was inducted into the Guinness Hall of Fame. Some of the other Award winners on the night included; Blackrock College (Deep River Rock School of the Year), Hugh Woodhouse, Mullingar RFC (Beauchamps Contribution to Leinster Rugby Award), MU Barnhall RFC (CityJet Senior Club of the Year), Gorey Community School (Irish Independent Development School of the Year Award), Wicklow RFC (Bank of Ireland Junior Club of the Year) and Nora Stapleton (Energia Women’s Rugby Award). Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Leinster Rugby Awards Ball 2018

24 Apr 2018

24 April 2018; Isa Nacewa is presented with his Leinster cap on the occasion of his retirement by Niall Rynne, President of Leinster Rugby. The Awards, taking place at the InterContinental Dublin and MC’d by Darragh Maloney, were a celebration of the 2017/18 Leinster Rugby season to date and over the course of the evening Leinster Rugby acknowledged the contributions of retirees Isa Nacewa, Richardt Strauss and Jamie Heaslip as well as presenting Leinster Rugby caps to departees Jordi Murphy, Cathal Marsh and Peadar Timmins. Former Leinster and Ireland player Paul McNaughton was inducted into the Guinness Hall of Fame. Some of the other Award winners on the night included; Blackrock College (Deep River Rock School of the Year), Hugh Woodhouse, Mullingar RFC (Beauchamps Contribution to Leinster Rugby Award), MU Barnhall RFC (CityJet Senior Club of the Year), Gorey Community School (Irish Independent Development School of the Year Award), Wicklow RFC (Bank of Ireland Junior Club of the Year) and Nora Stapleton (Energia Women’s Rugby Award). Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Leinster Rugby Awards Ball 2018

24 Apr 2018

24 April 2018; Evan O’Brien, Games Master, Blackrock College, accepts the award on behalf of Blackrock College for the Deep River Rock School of the Year award from Cathal Garvey, Sponsorship & Events Manager with Deep River Rock, left, and Niall Rynne, President of Leinster Rugby. The Awards, taking place at the InterContinental Dublin and MC’d by Darragh Maloney, were a celebration of the 2017/18 Leinster Rugby season to date and over the course of the evening Leinster Rugby acknowledged the contributions of retirees Isa Nacewa, Richardt Strauss and Jamie Heaslip as well as presenting Leinster Rugby caps to departees Jordi Murphy, Cathal Marsh and Peadar Timmins. Former Leinster and Ireland player Paul McNaughton was inducted into the Guinness Hall of Fame. Some of the other Award winners on the night included; Blackrock College (Deep River Rock School of the Year), Hugh Woodhouse, Mullingar RFC (Beauchamps Contribution to Leinster Rugby Award), MU Barnhall RFC (CityJet Senior Club of the Year), Gorey Community School (Irish Independent Development School of the Year Award), Wicklow RFC (Bank of Ireland Junior Club of the Year) and Nora Stapleton (Energia Women’s Rugby Award). Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Leinster Rugby Awards Ball 2018

24 Apr 2018

24 April 2018; Hugh Woodhouse, Mullingar RFC, Westmeath, is presented with the Beauchamps Contribution to Leinster Rugby award by John White, Managing Partner, Beauchamps, left, and Niall Rynne, President of Leinster Rugby. The Awards, taking place at the InterContinental Dublin and MC’d by Darragh Maloney, were a celebration of the 2017/18 Leinster Rugby season to date and over the course of the evening Leinster Rugby acknowledged the contributions of retirees Isa Nacewa, Richardt Strauss and Jamie Heaslip as well as presenting Leinster Rugby caps to departees Jordi Murphy, Cathal Marsh and Peadar Timmins. Former Leinster and Ireland player Paul McNaughton was inducted into the Guinness Hall of Fame. Some of the other Award winners on the night included; Blackrock College (Deep River Rock School of the Year), Hugh Woodhouse, Mullingar RFC (Beauchamps Contribution to Leinster Rugby Award), MU Barnhall RFC (CityJet Senior Club of the Year), Gorey Community School (Irish Independent Development School of the Year Award), Wicklow RFC (Bank of Ireland Junior Club of the Year) and Nora Stapleton (Energia Women’s Rugby Award). Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Leinster Rugby Awards Ball 2018

24 Apr 2018

24 April 2018; James Ryan is presented with the Laya Healthcare Young Player of the Year award by DO O’Connor, Deputy Managing Director, Laya Healthcare, left, and Niall Rynne, President of Leinster Rugby. The Awards, taking place at the InterContinental Dublin and MC’d by Darragh Maloney, were a celebration of the 2017/18 Leinster Rugby season to date and over the course of the evening Leinster Rugby acknowledged the contributions of retirees Isa Nacewa, Richardt Strauss and Jamie Heaslip as well as presenting Leinster Rugby caps to departees Jordi Murphy, Cathal Marsh and Peadar Timmins. Former Leinster and Ireland player Paul McNaughton was inducted into the Guinness Hall of Fame. Some of the other Award winners on the night included; Blackrock College (Deep River Rock School of the Year), Hugh Woodhouse, Mullingar RFC (Beauchamps Contribution to Leinster Rugby Award), MU Barnhall RFC (CityJet Senior Club of the Year), Gorey Community School (Irish Independent Development School of the Year Award), Wicklow RFC (Bank of Ireland Junior Club of the Year) and Nora Stapleton (Energia Women’s Rugby Award). Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Leinster Rugby Awards Ball 2018

24 Apr 2018

24 April 2018; Richardt Strauss is presented with his Leinster cap on the occasion of his retirement by Niall Rynne, President of Leinster Rugby. The Awards, taking place at the InterContinental Dublin and MC’d by Darragh Maloney, were a celebration of the 2017/18 Leinster Rugby season to date and over the course of the evening Leinster Rugby acknowledged the contributions of retirees Isa Nacewa, Richardt Strauss and Jamie Heaslip as well as presenting Leinster Rugby caps to departees Jordi Murphy, Cathal Marsh and Peadar Timmins. Former Leinster and Ireland player Paul McNaughton was inducted into the Guinness Hall of Fame. Some of the other Award winners on the night included; Blackrock College (Deep River Rock School of the Year), Hugh Woodhouse, Mullingar RFC (Beauchamps Contribution to Leinster Rugby Award), MU Barnhall RFC (CityJet Senior Club of the Year), Gorey Community School (Irish Independent Development School of the Year Award), Wicklow RFC (Bank of Ireland Junior Club of the Year) and Nora Stapleton (Energia Women’s Rugby Award). Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Leinster Rugby Awards Ball 2018

24 Apr 2018

24 April 2018; On arrival at the Leinster Rugby Awards Ball are Jack Conan and Ali Cunningham. The Awards, taking place at the InterContinental Dublin and MC’d by Darragh Maloney, were a celebration of the 2017/18 Leinster Rugby season to date and over the course of the evening Leinster Rugby acknowledged the contributions of retirees Isa Nacewa, Richardt Strauss and Jamie Heaslip as well as presenting Leinster Rugby caps to departees Jordi Murphy, Cathal Marsh and Peadar Timmins. Former Leinster and Ireland player Paul McNaughton was inducted into the Guinness Hall of Fame. Some of the other Award winners on the night included; Blackrock College (Deep River Rock School of the Year), Hugh Woodhouse, Mullingar RFC (Beauchamps Contribution to Leinster Rugby Award), MU Barnhall RFC (CityJet Senior Club of the Year), Gorey Community School (Irish Independent Development School of the Year Award), Wicklow RFC (Bank of Ireland Junior Club of the Year) and Nora Stapleton (Energia Women’s Rugby Award). Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

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Leinster Rugby Awards Ball 2018

24 Apr 2018

24 April 2018; On arrival at the Leinster Rugby Awards Ball are Bryan Byrne and Rebecca Long. The Awards, taking place at the InterContinental Dublin and MC’d by Darragh Maloney, were a celebration of the 2017/18 Leinster Rugby season to date and over the course of the evening Leinster Rugby acknowledged the contributions of retirees Isa Nacewa, Richardt Strauss and Jamie Heaslip as well as presenting Leinster Rugby caps to departees Jordi Murphy, Cathal Marsh and Peadar Timmins. Former Leinster and Ireland player Paul McNaughton was inducted into the Guinness Hall of Fame. Some of the other Award winners on the night included; Blackrock College (Deep River Rock School of the Year), Hugh Woodhouse, Mullingar RFC (Beauchamps Contribution to Leinster Rugby Award), MU Barnhall RFC (CityJet Senior Club of the Year), Gorey Community School (Irish Independent Development School of the Year Award), Wicklow RFC (Bank of Ireland Junior Club of the Year) and Nora Stapleton (Energia Women’s Rugby Award). Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

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Leinster Rugby Awards Ball 2018

24 Apr 2018

24 April 2018; On arrival at the Leinster Rugby Awards Ball are, from left, Rory O'Loughlin, James Ryan and Dan Leavy. The Awards, taking place at the InterContinental Dublin and MC’d by Darragh Maloney, were a celebration of the 2017/18 Leinster Rugby season to date and over the course of the evening Leinster Rugby acknowledged the contributions of retirees Isa Nacewa, Richardt Strauss and Jamie Heaslip as well as presenting Leinster Rugby caps to departees Jordi Murphy, Cathal Marsh and Peadar Timmins. Former Leinster and Ireland player Paul McNaughton was inducted into the Guinness Hall of Fame. Some of the other Award winners on the night included; Blackrock College (Deep River Rock School of the Year), Hugh Woodhouse, Mullingar RFC (Beauchamps Contribution to Leinster Rugby Award), MU Barnhall RFC (CityJet Senior Club of the Year), Gorey Community School (Irish Independent Development School of the Year Award), Wicklow RFC (Bank of Ireland Junior Club of the Year) and Nora Stapleton (Energia Women’s Rugby Award). Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

1488049

Leinster Rugby Awards Ball 2018

24 Apr 2018

24 April 2018; On arrival at the Leinster Rugby Awards Ball are, from left, Rory O'Loughlin, James Ryan and Dan Leavy. The Awards, taking place at the InterContinental Dublin and MC’d by Darragh Maloney, were a celebration of the 2017/18 Leinster Rugby season to date and over the course of the evening Leinster Rugby acknowledged the contributions of retirees Isa Nacewa, Richardt Strauss and Jamie Heaslip as well as presenting Leinster Rugby caps to departees Jordi Murphy, Cathal Marsh and Peadar Timmins. Former Leinster and Ireland player Paul McNaughton was inducted into the Guinness Hall of Fame. Some of the other Award winners on the night included; Blackrock College (Deep River Rock School of the Year), Hugh Woodhouse, Mullingar RFC (Beauchamps Contribution to Leinster Rugby Award), MU Barnhall RFC (CityJet Senior Club of the Year), Gorey Community School (Irish Independent Development School of the Year Award), Wicklow RFC (Bank of Ireland Junior Club of the Year) and Nora Stapleton (Energia Women’s Rugby Award). Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

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Leinster Rugby Awards Ball 2018

24 Apr 2018

24 April 2018; On arrival at the Leinster Rugby Awards Ball are, from left, Bryan Byrne, James Ryan and Rory O'Loughlin. The Awards, taking place at the InterContinental Dublin and MC’d by Darragh Maloney, were a celebration of the 2017/18 Leinster Rugby season to date and over the course of the evening Leinster Rugby acknowledged the contributions of retirees Isa Nacewa, Richardt Strauss and Jamie Heaslip as well as presenting Leinster Rugby caps to departees Jordi Murphy, Cathal Marsh and Peadar Timmins. Former Leinster and Ireland player Paul McNaughton was inducted into the Guinness Hall of Fame. Some of the other Award winners on the night included; Blackrock College (Deep River Rock School of the Year), Hugh Woodhouse, Mullingar RFC (Beauchamps Contribution to Leinster Rugby Award), MU Barnhall RFC (CityJet Senior Club of the Year), Gorey Community School (Irish Independent Development School of the Year Award), Wicklow RFC (Bank of Ireland Junior Club of the Year) and Nora Stapleton (Energia Women’s Rugby Award). Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

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Leinster Rugby Awards Ball 2018

24 Apr 2018

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