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London Irish Matches

Sat 6 May, 2023
Gallagher Premiership
Round 24
London Irish London Irish
Round 24
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14
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Exeter Chiefs Exeter Chiefs
Gtech Community Stadium

London Irish Rugby Team Players

London Irish Forwards

Name
Position
William Goodrick-Clarke
William Goodrick-Clarke
Prop
Facundo Gigena
Facundo Gigena
Prop
Danilo Fischetti
Danilo Fischetti
Prop
Ignacio Ruiz
Ignacio Ruiz
Hooker
Agustin Creevy
Agustin Creevy
Hooker
London Irish
Mike Willemse
Hooker
London Irish
Isaac Miller
Hooker
London Irish
Joseph Vajner
Hooker
Oli Hoskins
Oli Hoskins
Prop
Lovejoy Chawatama
Lovejoy Chawatama
Prop
London Irish
Ciaran Parker
Prop
Giosue Zilocchi
Giosue Zilocchi
Prop
Luke Green
Luke Green
Prop
London Irish
Rob Simmons
Lock
Api Ratuniyarawa
Api Ratuniyarawa
Lock
Josh Caulfield
Josh Caulfield
Lock
London Irish
Isaac Curtis-Harris
Lock
Ed Scragg
Ed Scragg
Lock
Chunya Munga
Chunya Munga
Lock
Adam Coleman
Adam Coleman
Lock
Matt Rogerson
Matt Rogerson
Back Row
Josh Basham
Josh Basham
Back Row
Ben Donnell
Ben Donnell
Back Row
Juan Martin Gonzalez
Juan Martin Gonzalez
Back Row
Chandler Cunningham-South
Chandler Cunningham-South
Back Row
London Irish
Jack Cooke
Back Row
Tom Pearson
Tom Pearson
Back Row
So'otala Fa'aso'o
So'otala Fa'aso'o
Back Row
London Irish
Matt Williams
Back Row
London Irish
James Stokes
London Irish
Matthew Cornish
London Irish
Jacob Atkins
London Irish
Ben Atkins
London Irish
Izaiha Moore-Aiono
London Irish
Josh Smart

London Irish Backs

Name
Position
Joe Powell
Joe Powell
Scrum Half
Hugh O'Sullivan
Hugh O'Sullivan
Scrum Half
Ben White
Ben White
Scrum Half
Caolan Englefield
Caolan Englefield
Scrum Half
Paddy Jackson
Paddy Jackson
Fly Half
Michael Dykes
Michael Dykes
Outside Back
Ben Loader
Ben Loader
Outside Back
Ollie Hassell-Collins
Ollie Hassell-Collins
Outside Back
London Irish
Eddie Poolman
Centre
Luca Morisi
Luca Morisi
Centre
Rory Jennings
Rory Jennings
Centre
Benhard Janse van Rensburg
Benhard Janse van Rensburg
Centre
London Irish
Tom Hitchcock
Centre
Lucio Cinti
Lucio Cinti
Centre
Will Joseph
Will Joseph
Centre
Kyle Rowe
Kyle Rowe
Outside Back
Tom Parton
Tom Parton
Outside Back
Henry Arundell
Henry Arundell
Outside Back

London Irish Tournaments

London Irish

History of London Irish 

Although they're based in Brentford, the London Irish Rugby team has a distinctly Irish identity.The London Irish Rugby team was established in 1898 and it was the last club to be formed in England by working and student exiles from the home countries, following London Scottish in 1878 and London Welsh in 1885.Read on to see the latest London Irish news. On this page, you can see all upcoming London Irish fixtures and view the most recent London Irish results.

Fast-forward over 100 years and the London Irish Rugby team won their first ever major trophy in 2002 when the side clinched the Powergen Cup (now known as the Premiership). Since then, the side has been highly competitive. They came close to reaching the final of the Heineken Cup (now known as the European Rugby Champions Cup) in the 2007-08 season and they reached the final of the English Premiership in 2009.Since rugby union became professional, the London Irish Rugby team has played in the Premiership for every season except for two. However, both times the team was relegated to the RFU Championship, they won the division in their first season and were promoted as champions.

Due to the success of the London Irish Rugby team over the past couple of decades, several notable international players have played for the London Irish. For example, England internationals such as Mike Catt, Jonathan Joseph and Anthony Watson have all represented the London Irish. Plus, Joseph and Watson even came through the London Irish academy.Traditionally, the team fulfils all London Irish fixtures within London. However, this hasn't always been the case. For example, between 2000 and 2019, most London Irish fixtures were played at the Madejski Stadium in Reading. Similarly, in 2016, London Irish played in the first ever Premiership game to be played outside England when they played against Saracens in New York.In 2016, the team announced that they intended to move back to London and, as of the 2020-21 season, London Irish fixtures are played at the Brentford Community Stadium.

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