St. Mary's College RFC was established in 1900 as "Old St. Mary's". The club had its first breakthrough after it won the Senior Cup for the first time in 1957-58 under the captaincy of Joe Fanagan. In 1999-2000, the Club won the (AIB) All Ireland League Championship, under the captaincy of Trevor Brennan.
Saint Mary's have won almost every Leinster trophy open to the Club. With 94 victories, it is second, only to Lansdowne in the total number of trophies won. The Club has enjoyed substantial achievements at Junior level as well. Especially during the past 25 years, it has recorded many notable cup and league "Doubles".
Team Players
Brophy, Brian
Brophy, Philip
Byrne, Emmet
Clare, Dave
Collins, Paul
Copeland, Adrian
Costello, Victor
Coyle, Peter
Crawford, Graham
Doherty, Ronan
Donohoe, Bernard
Farrell, John
Fifield, Chris
Flanagan, Brian
Ellis, Jonathan
Gibney, Simon
Gilligan, Karl
Gleeson, Keith
Hickie, Denis
Hickie, Gavin
Hughes, Darragh
Jennings, Shane
Kilbride, David
Kilbride, John
Lewis, Kieran
Logan, Gareth Thomas
Lynn, Barry
McCormack, Barry
McCormack, Oliver
McHugh, Mark
McPhillips, Conor
McWeeney, John
Moran, Brian
Murphy, Ronan
Nash, Paul
O'Byrne, Cillian
O'Kelly, Malcolm
O'Sullivan, Fergus
Potts, Ciaran
Ryan, Philip
Sexton, Jonathan
Shirley, Alan
Smith, Nathan
Smyth, Peter
Smyth, Robert
Tucker, Patrick
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