REMAX PROVINCIAL TOWNS CUP
NAVAN 27 TULLAMORE 10.
The final score line does not reflect how close a game this was in Balreask Old. Navan dominated the first half of this game and Tullamore took over ...
The annual Valentine's day ball will take place in the Tullamore Court Hotel on Friday the 15th Febraury. As always tickets are selling fast for this wonderful evening, but some tickets are available....
As part of the Hearbeat Live series Josh Ritter with full band will play at the clubhouse on Friday 30th November.
Tickets are 30.00Euro and are on sale from the Heartbeat City store, the Bridge centr...
The annual Presidents and Captains Dinner will take place in the clubhouse on Friday the 26th October. So come join us in this annual celebration, as we thank those who have worked so hard throughout ...
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Navan Rugby Football Club was formed in 1924. Its founder members included Willie Sullivan, W.M. Kirk, Nat Lacey, Matt and Charlie Crinion, Jack Finnegan, J. Gibney and Bobby Byrne.
Willie Sullivan was also the president of Meath Agricultural Society at the time, so the county Showgrounds became the home grounds for Navan RFC.
Like most organisations, the club had its good and bad days. The decades following WWII were particularly harsh and in 1962, 37 years after its formation, the club had no grounds or pavilion.
There were two options - to close down the club or to provide new headquarters for the club. Imagination, courage and daring now prevailed. Money was borrowed, a good field was purchased on the Dublin Road and plans began for a clubhouse. The project was completed in 1964.
The 1960s proved to be one of the prosperous eras in the history of Navan RFC.
The titles won included the McGowan Cup in 1961, 1963, 1964, 1966, 1968 and 1969 ,while Provincial Towns Cups we
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