Roll-call by 2014
29/3/2014 - Season 2014
Clondalkin’s 2014 match report describes Clondalkin joining previous winners St. Mary’s, Galwegians and Old Belvedere.
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29/3/2014 - Season 2014
Clondalkin’s 2014 match report describes Clondalkin joining previous winners St. Mary’s, Galwegians and Old Belvedere.
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Andrea Flood presented the cup to St. Mary’s after the inaugural final; Jonathan Flood gave a speech about his father.
1 source28/2/2010 - Season 2010
First Paul Flood Memorial Cup final held at Templeville Road between St. Mary’s College RFC and Old Belvedere RFC.
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St. Mary’s defeated Old Belvedere 5-0 in the inaugural final. The final included Paul Flood’s family in attendance, a minute’s silence, and presentation of the trophy by Andrea Flood.
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The inaugural Paul Flood Memorial Cup, also described as the Leinster Women’s Cup, was announced for St. Mary’s College RFC v Old Belvedere RFC at Templeville Road.
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Irish Rugby described Paul Flood as taking a keen interest in the development of women’s rugby at St. Mary’s, later coaching the side, advocating for facilities, administration and coaching support, and ensuring players received game-time.
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The article names wife Erica son Jonathan and daughter Andrea.
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The article says he was latterly coach to the Mary's Ladies XV.
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The article states he played coached and refereed at every level.
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The article says he competed with internationals Tom Grace and Terry Kennedy and held his own.
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The article describes Paul Flood as a pacy and skilful wing.
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The article says he lined out consistently for 31 of the 35 years since joining the club.
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The article identifies Paul Flood by the nickname "Floody".
1 source4/4/2008 - Season 2008
Irish Rugby published a remembrance of Paul Flood following his passing. This should be expanded with verified biographical detail from family and St. Mary’s club archive before publication.
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Paul Flood passed away at age 53. Irish Rugby published a tribute/obituary on 4 April 2008.
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Irish Rugby reported that under Paul Flood’s guidance St. Mary’s reached the All-Ireland Women’s League Division 2 semi-final in 2008 and the 2008 All-Ireland Bowl final against UL.
1 source1/1/2000 - Season 2000
Paul Flood is recorded here as co-founder of the Irish Tag Rugby Association. This should be backed with ITRA archive material before being treated as a primary-source claim.
No citation yet1/1/1973 - Season 1973
The article states Paul Flood joined St Mary's from Templeogue College in 1973 during the Fortfield Road era.
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