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It is time to look back over the past few months and think about who has been the supporters' Player of the Season 2020-21. Blair Cowan was our LISC Player of the Season last time, but who wins the award for the 2020-21 season is up to you. All current LISC members are eligible to … Continue reading Player of the Season 2020-21

London Irish Supporters Club has some exciting news to announce; from now on the club is to be known as The Wolfhounds, London Irish Supporters Club, with a brand-new logo, and a new range of merchandise to follow. Wolfhounds Chairman, Jerry Browne, comments “The supporters club has gone from strength to strength since its inception … Continue reading Introducing ‘The Wolfhounds’

London Irish Supporters Club supports BT's "Draw the Line" campaign to stand against hate speech and abuse on social media

By Paddy Green Back when the rugby union game went professional, I looked at which sides were local to me (based in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, at the time) and it was a toss-up between Northampton and London Irish as they were equidistant from where I lived. I went to Northampton and sat in a packed stadium … Continue reading Welcome to London Irish Supporters Club

The interrupted and extended 2019/20 season was unprecedented and made it difficult to predict who might be your Player of the Season.Thank-you to everyone who submitted a nomination. In total seven different squad members were put forward, and the winner took the spoils by just one vote at the final count.We are delighted to announce that … Continue reading LISC Player of the Season 2019-20 – The Winner

As we rapidly approach the start of the new season it is time to look back over the past 12 months or so and think about who has been the supporters' Player of the Season. Ollie Hoskins was our LISC Player of the Season for 2018-19, but who wins the award for the 2019-20 season … Continue reading LISC Player of the Season 2019-20

Mini Rugby is a section of England Rugby Age Grade that ensures every player is able to enjoy rugby in a safe environment where they can develop their personal and social skills as well as a wide array of transferable multi-sports skills. Mini Rugby is the game for all players (male and female) aged 5 – 11 … Continue reading Mini Rugby at London Irish Amateur Rugby Football Club