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Consequently, Railway has initiated an underage participation-based programme in the last two years, slowly growing from two girls in 2021 to 20 girls in 2023, front-lining the programme is Claire Bryne with assistance from other players on the senior women’s teams. Already, it is a project which has seen Sarah Emerson play Tag and Touch for Ireland U18s and for the Metro area in the Sarah Robinson Cup. There has also been the delivery of the first junior player crossing over to the senior team this season, bringing excitement at what is possible in the years to come “Our 12s combine forces with Lansdowne Rugby Club and play lots of fun games each week. Our U16s play with the Sharks which is all of the Dublin clubs combining forces,” issues Dee. “Our U18s play with the Panthers which again is all of the Dublin teams playing together. Training is once a week with an additional session on the weekend with their combined mini teams.” Railway is also committed to reaching schools around the city, not just in the immediate Dublin 4 area. “We also run programmes with some of our local secondary schools,” adds Dee. “We’ve been involved with St. Louis High School, The Kings Hospital, The High School, St. Andrew’s College and Loreto on the Green, which has been a big benefit to getting girls down to their local clubs. “We are also working with others in our community, our senior women’s players giving back by coaching in junior clubs. “Emerson Allen and Daisey Earle have coached Lansdowne RFC girls and Nikki Caughey has helped with St Mary’s RFC underage girls. ” In September 2021, the holistic approach of the club led to the creation of the Railway Union Inclusion Tag team, offering tag rugby to children 5-18 years with additional support needs. “Throughout our training sessions, children with additional support needs learn a new skill, such as catching, running and tagging, as well as a new sport and have fun while socializing with peers. “Recruitment began with three taster sessions on Sundays. It allowed coaches to get an understanding of how the sessions would run and for children to familiarise themselves with Railway. “Sundays are traditionally one of our busiest mornings with Junior soccer also happening. It was important to us to have our training on at times that the club was busy so it was all-inclusive. “We have engaged with our local sports partnership, local schools, disability services and other inclusive teams to encourage participation.” In terms of the Inclusion Programme, there is beauty in the eyes of all the beholders as newcomers blend in with those already bitten by the bug that is rugby. “Ten players signed up and come regularly on Wednesday nights, training alongside the players in the underage girls’ program,” says Dee. “Often the younger group of girls mix in for skills and drills before breaking away to practice in a tag game. “This encourages peer-to-peer mentorship and neurodiversity from an early age,” says Dee. The IRFU and Leinster Branch has been fantastic in providing clubs around Dublin that we can meet, mix with and play against. “There are currently seven blitzes planned throughout the Leinster region for this year.” www.leinsterrugby.ie | 83
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