'Basically everything is lost' but Glenisk director says company will start again
28/09/2021
28/09/2021
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Leinster Rugby are set to face last year’s champions, Saracens, on the 1st April at the Aviva Stadium for the knock-out stages in the Champions Cup. To celebrate Leinster’s efforts so far, we’ve teamed up with EPCR to give two lucky readers the chance to win 2 tickets each to the game.
All you have to do to be in for a chance of winning these tickets is to answer the following question correctly.
Leinster Rugby first won the Champions Cup, formerly named the Heineken Cup, in the 2007-08 season against Leicester Tigers. What was the winning score?
A) 16-13
B) 19-16
C) 21-19
Send your answer along with your full name, contact email and mobile number to rory@leinsterexpress.ie with the subject field RUGBY COMP before Thursday, March 29 at 1pm. Good luck!
For more information on match dates and times, click HERE
Pictured is Chadwicks ambassador and star of RTE’s Home Rescue Peter Finn aka Pete The Builder and his team launching Chadwicks Group’s National Tradesperson Check (NTC).
The flood at Irishtown Mountmellick in 2017. Pic: Kevin Byrne
Christy Bannon of SOSAD Laois accepting a donation raised by Miss Laois Alison Dyer.
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