Seapoint Rugby Club

This document sets out the IRFU Long Term Player Development model which is intended to provide a common reference point for all participants in Irish Rugby with the aim of ensuring a more enjoyable and productive experience for all (players, coaches, parents, spectators, referees & officials)

Information and Registration Pack

This is the form you are required to complete if you are applying for or renewing either an adult membership or a family membership for Seapoint Rugby Club.

This is the form you are required to complete if you are applying for or renewing youth membership for Seapoint Rugby Club.

All parents of youth and mini rugby players are required to read this document and agree to adhere by its guidelines.

This document outlines Seapoint Youth and Mini Rugby policies with regard to players playing within their appropriate age grades.

Seapoint has been a leader in developing underage rugby development for local kids from 8 to 18. Over 250 local kids enjoy rugby on Sunday mornings in Kilbogget park on Churchview road. Our focus is “rugby for all” giving kids from non traditional rugby schools the chance to learn and play rugby. We have ambitious plans to build on our success. Seapoint invites local businesses to contribute to this success through a range of packages. We know times are tough but we believe that an association with Seapoint is good for the local community and we have a package to suit all. Please read the last page of this document for further information and contact details.

Membership Policy

Registration Policy

Awards Policy

Policies and Guidelines for the Hosting of Touring Teams

Player Disciplinary Procedures

Coach Appointment

Child Protection Policy

Team Registrar Job Description

Team Selection Policy

Yout Coordinator Job Description

Mini Coordinator Job Description

Policies and Guidelines for the organising and funding of Rugby Tours

Application Permission Form for a Touring Team (Form 1)