더블린 대학교

더블린 대학교

Leagues Played
All Ireland League Div 1A 140
Links
Wikipedia

결과

All Ireland League Div 1A 04/06 13:30 18 클론타프 v 더블린 대학교 L 31-12
All Ireland League Div 1A 03/30 17:30 17 더블린 대학교 v UCD W 22-13
All Ireland League Div 1A 03/23 14:30 16 Y. 먼스터 v 더블린 대학교 L 26-10
All Ireland League Div 1A 03/02 14:30 15 더블린 대학교 v 아마 W 31-26
All Ireland League Div 1A 02/17 14:30 14 발리나인치 v 더블린 대학교 L 19-15
All Ireland League Div 1A 02/10 14:30 13 더블린 대학교 v 코크 컨스티튜션 L 17-19
All Ireland League Div 1A 01/27 14:30 12 랜즈다운 v 더블린 대학교 L 31-19
All Ireland League Div 1A 01/20 14:30 11 더블린 대학교 v 샤논 W 38-9
All Ireland League Div 1A 01/13 14:30 10 트레뉴어 v 더블린 대학교 L 26-17
All Ireland League Div 1A 12/16 14:30 9 더블린 대학교 v 트레뉴어 L 14-31
All Ireland League Div 1A 12/09 14:30 8 샤논 v 더블린 대학교 L 14-13
All Ireland League Div 1A 12/02 14:30 7 더블린 대학교 v 랜즈다운 L 3-17

Dublin University Football Club (DUFC) is the rugby union club of Trinity College, in Dublin, Ireland, which plays in Division 1A of the All-Ireland League.

History

The first known record of the Club appears under the heading 'Trinity College' in the Daily Express of 1 December 1855 and is taken to show that it had then been in existence for at least a year:

FOOTBALL. - A match will be played in the College Park today (Saturday) between original and new members of the club. Play to commence at two o'clock College time.

Dublin University team of the 1870s

The club had thus been founded by about 1854, and it has a well-documented, continuous history since then, which gives it a strong claim to be considered the world's oldest extant football club of any code. Although Guy's Hospital FC, had been founded in London in 1843, so had existed before DUFC, it later folded up for some years during the nineteenth century. Football in Trinity pre-dates the foundation of the Club itself. A poem by Edward Lysaght shows that it was being played in the College Park in the 1780s.

Being the oldest rugby club in Ireland, DUFC has won its fair share of trophies over the years. Its most notable achievement in recent years was the winning of the All-Ireland League Division 2 in the 2003–04 season, which also gained the club promotion to Division 1. This level of competition was short-lived, however, with the club returning to Division 2 after two seasons.[]