Despite having already being crowned Connacht League Champions, the Creggs First Team will play Corrib RFC on Saturday next (24/03/2018), in Headford (KO: 2.30pm) in the final round.
Congratulations on a great season to date and we look forward to this squad finishing it out in good style. Training continues on Tuesday and Friday nights.

LEAGUE TABLE CONNACHT J1B LEAGUE

Pos	Team	Played	W	D	L	PF	PA	Diff	BP	Ded	Pts
1	Creggs	13	10	1	2	234	114	120	5	0	47
2	Castlebar	13	8	1	4	291	202	89	7	-1	40
3	Tuam	13	7	2	4	256	175	81	8	0	40
4	NUIG	14	7	1	6	313	262	51	8	0	38
5	Corinthians	14	7	0	7	284	235	49	9	-1	36
6	Ballinrobe	13	5	0	8	204	284	-80	4	0	24
7	Corrib	13	4	1	8	142	332	-190	1	0	19
8	Dunmore	13	2	0	11	213	333	-120	7	-1	14

Great celebrations after Grand Slam and Creggs Connacht win

Last Saturday a capacity attendance watched Ireland deliver the Grand Slam and pick up the 6-Nations Championship and Triple Crown trophies in London. A rare occasion that most of us have gratefully see happen twice in the past decade.
Throw in the great additional celebrations of Creggs First team winning the Connacht Junior League and returning to the top level rugby again, and you get a really rare occasion to celebrate in with another capacity crown in Roscommon Town. And that’s what happened – an amazing afternoon drifted in to a great evening and night.
A special thanks to the O’Gara family who hosted the wider Creggs Rugby family in their new bar (Nancy’s). And in addition to congratulating Ireland, a special congrats to all involved in Creggs winning the Connacht League with a game in hand.
Finally, well done to Sean Brandon, who was one of three that correctly predicted the Ireland v England score at the event on St. Patrick’s Day and his name was the lucky one of the three drawn from the hat – his prize was an Ireland rugby jersey.

Curley Cup Final
Creggs First Team will also play Corinthians RFC on Good Friday, the 30th. March in the Curly Cup Final. The game will be played in Ballyhaunis – KO 7.30pm.