Blackrock College RFC  24 - 34 Dublin University After their best performance of the season in Cork last weekend, Rock returned home for their final game of the season knowing that their status in Division 1B was secured for another season. With little to play for bar pride, finishing higher up the table and spoiling the visitors own quests at winning the title, an intriguing battle was in store. It was clear from the opening who was out to make a point, Trinity landing two quick breakaway...

FT: City of Armagh 12 - 27  Blackrock College RFC The rain had ceased and we were back in AIL action with a pivotal away trip to City of Armagh. Rock, sitting precariously 1 point ahead of the relegation playoff spot knew backing up their previous win v Naas was paramount. The game started frantically and a flurry of penalties for Blackrock meant they camped on their opposition's line for the first quarter. It looked as though 3 points was going to be the maximum they would take after strong...

Rock left Donnybrook last week with cause for optimism despite defeat to the league leaders. Returning players and a strong performance on both sides of the ball gave the group a belief that they could take down an Instonians team, who have only lost a handful of games in the past four years. The inclement weather during the week meant Saturday was a historic occasion as the Alma mater school played host to it's first ever Men's AIL match. 7 of the starting team and 10 of the squad were used...