Diário Ao-Vivo

DateRCasa vs Visitante-
03/30 14:30 17 Old Belvedere vs Garryowen View
03/30 14:30 17 Universidade de Queens vs Naas View
03/30 14:30 17 Colégio de St. Mary's vs Old Wesley View
03/30 14:30 17 UCC vs Buccaneers View
03/30 14:30 17 Lansdowne vs Armagh View
03/30 14:30 17 Terenure vs Clontarf View
03/30 14:30 17 Cork Constitution vs Ballynahinch View
03/30 14:30 17 Highfield vs Blackrock College View
03/30 17:30 17 Dublin University vs UCD View
03/31 16:00 17 Shannon vs Young Munster View
04/06 13:30 18 Buccaneers vs Colégio de St. Mary's View
04/06 13:30 18 Garryowen vs Highfield View

Resultados

Date R Casa vs Visitante -
03/23 14:30 16 Blackrock College vs Old Belvedere 21-17
03/23 14:30 16 Young Munster vs Dublin University 26-10
03/23 14:30 16 UCD vs Clontarf 38-32
03/23 14:30 16 Cork Constitution vs Terenure 23-26
03/23 14:30 16 Armagh vs Shannon 36-26
03/23 14:30 16 Ballynahinch vs Lansdowne 10-5
03/23 14:30 16 UCC vs Colégio de St. Mary's 26-31
03/23 14:30 16 Naas vs Old Wesley 20-39
03/23 14:30 16 Garryowen vs Universidade de Queens 55-19
03/23 14:30 16 Buccaneers vs Highfield 7-24
03/02 17:15 15 Colégio de St. Mary's vs Naas 31-17
03/02 14:30 15 Universidade de Queens vs Blackrock College 36-14

The All-Ireland League (AIL), known for sponsorship reasons as the Energia All-Ireland League, is the national league system for the 50 senior rugby union clubs in Ireland, covering both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. The league was inaugurated in the 1990–91 season.

Cork Constitution F.C are the only club to have constantly retained their status in Division 1 since 1990/91. All other clubs in the league have experienced relegation.

The league is the second highest level of rugby union in Ireland, as professional teams representing the four provinces of Ireland play in the United Rugby Championship.

Division 1 sides may field no more than two professional players in their matchday sides, and only one may be a forward. Division 2 sides may not field professional players. Foreign professional players may not play in the League. Cork Constitution, the inaugural winners, are the only club to have retained top division status since the inception of the league.

History

Prior to 1990, there was no national league in Ireland. Each of the four provincial unions had its own cup and league tournament. In 1991, after almost five years of discussion and consultation with clubs, the All-Ireland League (AIL) was introduced with two divisions, division 1 with 9 clubs and division 2 with 10 clubs. The AIL was expanded to four divisions in 1993–94, with small variations in the numbers of teams per division in subsequent seasons.

In 2000–01 the league was restructured to three divisions, each with 16 teams. After the 1995 introduction of professionalism in rugby union, the IRFU increased the importance of the provinces, which from 2002 participated in the Celtic League (now the United Rugby Championship) as full-time teams rather than ad hoc selections of club players. Therefore, the best Irish players no longer played in the AIL. In 2004 the IRFU proposed scrapping the All-Ireland League and reintroducing a provincial league system in 2005–06 which would act as qualifiers for a curtailed three division AIL structure in the second half of the season, but this model did not receive the support of clubs or rugby pundits. In 2007 the IRFU agreed that the structure of the All-Ireland League would remain as three divisions with 16 clubs each for seasons 2008–09 and 2009–10. In 2009–10, division 1 was split into 1A and 1B with eight teams in each as a trial and then continued in season 2010–11. In 2011–12 division 1A and 1B had 10 clubs each and divisions 2 and 3 were reformatted as divisions 2A and 2B with 16 clubs in each division.

A Liga All-Ireland é um torneio de rugby union da Irlanda que reúne as melhores equipes do país. Também conhecida como AIL, a competição é disputada anualmente e é considerada uma das mais prestigiosas do rugby irlandês.

A Liga All-Ireland é composta por quatro divisões, com as equipes sendo divididas de acordo com seu desempenho na temporada anterior. Cada divisão é altamente competitiva, com jogos acirrados e emocionantes.

As equipes participantes representam diferentes regiões da Irlanda, incluindo Dublin, Belfast, Cork, Limerick e muitas outras cidades. Os jogos são realizados em estádios por todo o país, proporcionando aos fãs a oportunidade de assistir a partidas de alto nível em suas próprias localidades.

A Liga All-Ireland é conhecida por sua intensidade e qualidade técnica, com jogadores talentosos e habilidosos em campo. Além disso, a competição também serve como uma plataforma para o desenvolvimento de jovens jogadores, que têm a oportunidade de mostrar seu potencial e buscar uma carreira no rugby profissional.

Os jogos da Liga All-Ireland são acompanhados por uma atmosfera vibrante, com torcedores apaixonados apoiando suas equipes e criando um ambiente empolgante. A rivalidade entre as equipes é intensa, o que torna cada partida ainda mais emocionante.

A Liga All-Ireland é uma parte fundamental do rugby union na Irlanda, proporcionando um alto nível de competição e contribuindo para o crescimento e desenvolvimento do esporte no país. É um torneio que atrai a atenção de fãs de rugby em todo o país e é uma celebração do talento e paixão pelo esporte na Irlanda.