RHC Player on Connacht u16 squad
Huge Congratulations to RHC’s very own Rachel McDonald Pictured above with Sarah Hawkshaw, captain of the Irish Ladies Team, Rachel is the first of our junior club to make a Connacht u16 squad! Congratulations to her and our coaches on this amazing achievement. We are super proud of this young lady and wish her the best of luck at the upcoming interpros in Cork from the 5th to the 7th of September
Táimid thar a bheith bródúil as Rachel McDonald, an chéad bhall den aos óg i gClub Haca na Rinne Móire le bheith ainmnithe ar fhoireann Connachta faoi16! Comhghairdeas leat a Rachel, agus le cóitseálaithe Rachel as ucht an bua iontach seo Tá sí le feiceáil anseo le Sarah Hawkshaw, captaein ar fhoireann haca na hÉireann. Ádh mór Rachel ag comórtas na gCúigí i gCorcaigh ón 5-7 Meán Fómhair
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