Clondalkin have 3 adult teams for men aged 18 and over. We cater for all levels of experience, so if you are an absolute beginner or a seasoned veteran, we have a place for you.
Newcomers are welcome to training sessions, which take place on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 7.30pm in the club grounds.
If you have any questions, please get in touch.
All content is sourced from the Leinster Branch Domestic Fixtures website
➡️ Anti Bullying Policy - CRFC
➡️ Anti-Doping/Drug Policy - CRFC
➡️ Changing Room Policy - CRFC
➡️ Code of Conduct - CRFC Coaches
➡️ Code of Conduct - CRFC Players
➡️ Code of Conduct - CRFC Age Grade Players
➡️ Code of Conduct - IRFU Mini Players
➡️ Code of Conduct - IRFU Youth Players
➡️ Code of Conduct - IRFU Parents
➡️ Player Responsibilities - Age Grade Rugby - IRFU
➡️ Parent Responsibilities - Age Grade Rugby - IRFU
➡️ Declaration of Intent for u18s Coaches
➡️ Diversity, Equality & Inclusion Policy - CRFC
➡️ Diversity, Equality & Inclusion Statement - CRFC
➡️ Gym Rules and Regulations - CRFC
➡️ Health & Safety Statement-Operations Manual - CRFC
➡️ Inter Club Youth Transfer Form
➡️ Inter Club Adult Transfer Form
➡️ Player Registration Form - IRFU
➡️ Safeguarding Policy for Age-Grade Players - CRFC
➡️ Safeguarding Policy 2021 - IRFU
➡️ Travel Code of Conduct - CRFC
➡️ Welfare Officer_CRFC_Version 2.0
The IRFU have put together an information guide on concussion which can be downloaded from this link. Although this guide is directed at adult and youth/child rugby players, concussion is not just a rugby event and can occur during any activity (e.g. playground, GAA, soccer, falling off a bike, etc.).
The key points of note are:
Concussion MUST be taken extremely seriously. Any player with a suspected concussion MUST be removed immediately from training/play and not return. They should be medically assessed. They MUST not be left alone and MUST not drive a vehicle.
There are also a very useful series of videos on the IRFU site that can be accessed here.
