West Cork Jesters Rugby

Another special birthday to celebrate today and that’s the one and only Katie Nicholas who has been on our journey since pretty much the very beginning. Katie not only plays alongside us, and supports us in so many ways, she is one of our coaching team, she enjoys helping out at the bakehouse and the former Coffee Stop prior to that. She is super spokesperson for the Jesters, her fundraising is legendary, she is a very dedicated Macra person too and this very much stands to her. We are delighted that through so many busy times and a few injuries Katie has always made herself available for games, she has travelled with us on so many occasions including the World Cup‘ 25 showing unwavering support for all our gang. Katie, have a fabulous birthday today and hope to catch up with you for a bevvy 🍺 sometime soon 🧡

It truly was the best end of season
🧡🏉🍗🌭 🍻 🧡

We are so excited about the imminent release of this documentary, it became a part of our rugby lives to be followed by cameras as we played and trained alongside The Trailblazers in preparation for The World Cup ‘25. Oisín Mistéil and his crew became firm friends and we are so proud to have been a small part of this. The first Irish screening will be in Galway.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/try-documentary-film-mixed-ability-rugby-sheffield-docfest-1236615328/

‘Try!’ Director on His Sports Doc That Is a “Trojan Horse for a Film About People and Their Abilities” The film from Irish director Oisín Mistéil, premiering at Sheffield DocFest, follows four Irish teams on their journey to the Mixed Ability Rugby World Cup, where "inclusion isn't an aspiration but the starting point."