Welcome Note[17.09.2008]

Welcome to UCD Ladies Hockey Club website.


UCD Ladies Hockey Club is one of the biggest and most successful ladies clubs on campus. The Ladies Club fields 6 teams offering an attractive social dimension as well as top class hockey. The 1st Team compete in Division 1 Leinster League and are competing in this year’s new competition, the Irish Hockey League.  In recent years, the club has produced a number of international players including Lisa Jacob, Roisin Flinn and Christine Quinlan. All teams compete in the Leinster Leagues, Leinster Cups and Colours competitions. The club also competes in intervarsity competitions and arranges regular social events as well as an annual club trip abroad.

 

Latest News

[22.04.2009]

Irish Senior Cup Final

Support the firsts in the ISC final, this Sunday 26th April at 3.30 in UCD
Mens playoff against Bray is on Saturday in Pembroke at 2 or 4


TABLE QUIZ

Organise your teams of 4 for this years table quiz, next Tuesday 17th Feb in Cobra bar Harcourt st. Loads of prizes to be won - wine, DVDs, drinks & more, admission is just €5 per person.


COLOURS - Tue Feb 3rd

Colours, the time of year when we legitimately get the chance to shout abuse at the Trinity Shites is here again! Matches 10-3 & the Ball this year is in D4 hotels in Ballsbridge, tickets €60, get the money to your captain ASAP.

Provisional Match Timetable:

Pitch 10am 11.30am 1pm 2pm
Water Mens 2nds Ladies 1sts Mens 1sts  
Sand Ladies 3rds Ladies 2nds Mens 3rds  
New Ladies 5ths Ladies 4ths Ladies 6ths Mens 4ths


IHL

Please support UCD 1st XI as they take on Ballymoney in their second match of the League this Sunday 14th December at 3pm in UCD


GOAL Mile

For anyone interested in helping out GOAL this Chrismas, click on the link below for details of the GOAL Miles on Christmas morning & locations across the country.

  • GOAL Mile 2008


    • Senior Men's Hockey International

    Support Ireland as they go head to head with the World number 9's
    IRELAND v ARGENTINA
    Match 1: Wednesday 29th Oct 7:30pm UCD
    Match 2: Thursday 30th Oct 12pm Pembroke Wanderer's
    Tickets available at gate

    IHL

    Come and support UCD LHC 1st team in their first Irish Hockey League match v Hermes this Sunday 19th Oct at 2pm
    The IHL, which replaces the current Club Championships, sees the top twelve teams in the country competing over five weekends before culminating into a televised finals weekend on the May bank holiday weekend!
    For more info click on the tab at the top of this page or check out the Irish Hockey League website

    IHA & Irish Independent report on UCD 1st XI's season ahead:


    Logue gets started with UCD

    WOMEN'S HOCKEY WEEKEND PREVIEW: THE STUDENTS of Trinity and UCD get their league seasons under way tomorrow against Hermes and Loreto, respectively, with UCD beginning life under Mary Logue, the former Irish captain, who has taken over as coach.
    Having coached at underage level for Ireland, Logue is no stranger to the role, but this will be her debut in club hockey with a gifted UCD side. They have been joined this season by Ireland under-18 goalkeeper Stella Davis and former Wesley College team-mate Leigh Pelow, with Liz McInerney arriving from Hermes, Julie Garvey from Three Rock and Laura Wilson from Belfast Harlequins.
    UCD had a steady season last time around, finishing fifth. But Trinity struggled, avoiding relegation by just two points, and open against a Hermes side intent on putting last week's defeat to Railway Union behind them. [Mary Hannigan]


    New UCD coach Logue hopeful of good showing
    Wednesday October 01 2008
    Women's Hockey: UCD and Trinity begin their Leinster Div 1 League campaign with home ties against Loreto and Hermes respectively, with Trinity especially hoping for a marked improvement on last season, WRITES John Stokes
    Mary Logue, the former Muckross international, is the new UCD coach and has previously been in charge of the Irish U-16 and U-18 teams.
    "I'm very excited about this coming season. The team showed they can score goals, and although they finished a creditable fifth in the table, with better defending we can achieve a higher ratio of league wins,'' said Logue.
    The team's defensive shortcomings received a timely boost with the four newcomers coming on board including three defenders. [Irish Independent]