Suttonians welcomed back a few players from injury for the visit of Kilkenny on Saturday and duly secured a bonus point win. With the help of the wind in the opening half they were on the scoresheet early, a.

  With an injury list numbering in the high 20s Suttonians could ill afford to lose their starting out half Jamie Ward to sickness on the morning of the game, and to have that compounded by losing Darragh Kelly in.

  On a bitterly Cold day in North Wexford and despite an extensive injury list, Suttonians ran out comfortable winners over Gorey by 50-15. The home side were never allowed settle by the visitors. Darragh Henry touched down twice in.

  League leaders Railway Union proved far too strong for Suttonians Tribe and with only 18 fit players it was always going to be a big ask in Sandymount. Suttonians stuck to the task in the first half and made.

The RS Aero Southern Championships were run last weekend out of Greystones Sailing Club. This late-season event attracted 11 Aero entries, who sailed with the RS 200 and RS 400 fleet on a windward / leeward course under the watchful eye of.

  A balmy Saturday and a 3pm kickoff provided the perfect backdrop for a full house at the McDowell Memorial Ground, as Suttonians played host to Monkstown. The home side played with a strong wind from the offset, but failure.

  On a more autumnal Saturday, Suttonians hit the ground running and raised the heat in the Leinster League Division 1A fixture away to Ashbourne. With a more familiar team sheet, early pressure saw Suttionians take a 24 - 0.

Fresh Faces for Suttonians: Daniel Murray, Dylan McEvoy and Oisín Heaney Club President Gordon Linehan. On a lazy bank holiday Saturday, the Suttonians Senior team headed up north to Dromore to play in the All Ireland Junior Cup against Dromore.

Following the completion of a three year contract with Leinster, local man Jack Aungier has agreed to a three year deal with Connacht. A practitioner of the front row's dark arts, Jack showed early promise when he joined Suttonian Rugby.

Radio NOVA and footballer Keith Andrews have given Baldoyle United Football Club a free coaching session with the international player. It comes as part of the station’s ‘Euro 2016 Live’ show, presented by Andrews and comedian Eric Lalor, which ran.

Congratulations to the U14 Girls, A&B Teams who have both won their second round Feile Championship away matches against St Pats Donabate (2-9 to 4.-9) and Tyrellstown (3-5 to 4-8). This result marks a new departure for the Howth Girls.

Yet another record attaches itself to the Dublin footballers as they dominate the 50th PwC All Stars team with pride of place going to St Fintans' 2009 graduate, Brian Fenton who has taken this year's PWC All Star Award to.