Irish Rugby Union System - Provincial Leagues

Provincial Leagues

There are four provincial leagues based on the historic provinces of Connacht, Munster, Leinster and Ulster. The winners of each provincial league play a round robin competition with the winner being promoted to the AIB Division Three.

The provincial leagues include the following Senior club sides:

Connacht Munster Leinster Ulster
  • Buccaneers RFC
  • Connemara
  • Corinthians
  • Galwegians RFC
  • UCG
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  • Bruff RFC
  • Clonakilty RFC
  • Cork Constitution
  • Dolphin RFC
  • Garryowen RFC
  • Highfield RFC
  • Midleton RFC
  • Nenagh Ormond
  • Old Crescent
  • Shannon RFC
  • Sundays Well
  • Thomond RFC
  • U.C.C. RFC
  • UL Bohemians
  • Waterpark RFC
  • Young Munster
  • Clontarf RFC
  • Blackrock College RFC
  • Old Belvedere
  • St. Mary's College RFC
  • University College Dublin RFC
  • Terenure College RFC
  • Lansdowne FC
  • Greystones RFC
  • Bective Rangers
  • DLSP RFC
  • Wanderers FC
  • Dublin University FC
  • Seapoint RFC
  • Suttonians RFC
  • Barnhall RFC
  • Naas RFC
  • Co. Carlow FC
  • Old Wesley
  • Ards RFC
  • Ballymena RFC
  • Ballynahinch RFC
  • Banbridge RFC
  • Belfast Harlequins
  • City of Derry RFC
  • Dungannon RFC
  • Instonians
  • Malone RFC
  • Portadown RFC
  • Queen's University RFC
  • Rainey Old Boys

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