Clontarf Football Club

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shorts white, low blue and red |- | Nickname | bgcolor=#EEEEEE| |- | Trainer | bgcolor=#EEEEEE| |- | Stage | bgcolor=#EEEEEE| Castle Avenue
(places) |- | Seat | bgcolor=#EEEEEE| Castle Which occurred, Clontarf, Dublin 3
Irish Republic |}

Clontarf FC is a club of Rugby Irish based in the town of Dublin, in Irish Republic which evolves/moves in the Irish championship of the first division.

The club is affiliated with the federation of the Leinster and its players can be selected for the team representative of the area, Leinster Rugby.

History

The bull which decorates its blazon returns to the name Gaelic of the district of Dublin where the club plays, Cluan Tairbh , which means “Field of the bull”. The colors red and blue are also associated with the district. The official title is Clontarf Football Club and not Rugby Club because the club was founded before the foundation of the Irish federation of Rugby. The club is allowed among the major clubs in 1902.

Between 1999 and 2001, the club is pulled by Alex Wyllie, which led the All Blacks to the victory in World cup in 1987.

Prize list

Finalist of the Championship of Ireland: 2006
Championship of Ireland the Second Division: 1997
Leinster Senior League: 1992

Finalist: 1991

Leinster Club Senior Cup: 1936,1999,2002,2006

Finalist: 1904,1937,1939,1940,1957,1965,2001,2007

Leinster Junior Challenge Cup: 1900

Championship of Ireland, Division 3: 1996

Famous players

Ten players of Clontarf carried the colors of the team of Ireland, until the Sixties. The most famous player of these last years is international South-African the Gary Teichmann.

External bonds

Official site

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