
The game brings us together. The people make us Dogos.
Big carries, shared effort and sky blue jerseys. Explore the moments that tell the club’s story.
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Big carries, shared effort and sky blue jerseys. Explore the moments that tell the club’s story.
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Asado, friendship and a welcome for the opposition. Meet the other half of life with the Dogos.
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The tackles. The teammates. The table afterwards. A selection from Ardee, the Tallaght Ravens blitz, Roscrea and our tag rugby day.
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Dublin Dogos brings Irish and expat rugby communities together behind one jersey. Different backgrounds, languages and journeys meet through a shared love of the game.
The club’s original welcome put belonging at the heart of the project: a place to make connections, play together and feel part of Dublin.
From the club’s original 2017 website and welcome message.
The original vision united players of different nationalities, linking Ireland’s rugby community with people making a new home here.
A tag tournament marked the club’s opening, with Argentine asado and South African braai bringing people together beside the pitch.
The 2017 story records a home at Coolmine RFC, a connection with DCU Force and plans for two Leinster Metropolitan League teams.
These milestones describe the founding period; they are not current venue, affiliation or team listings.
The countries our players have represented. Explore the map to see the many places connected through Dublin Dogos.
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Gonzalo Saenz joins Off The Ball to talk about the founding and aims of Dublin Dogos.
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THE THIRD HALF / EL TERCER TIEMPOThe third half is the gathering after the game: a meal shared with the opposition, where the result gives way to conversation and camaraderie.
In the Dogos’ original club story, Argentine asado — a slow-cooked barbecue — sits at the centre of that welcome. The opening tag day added South African braai to the mix. Different traditions, the same table.
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The club’s original website devoted a section to the Dogo Argentino. The dog links the name, the badge and the jersey — an Argentine reference carried into a Dublin rugby story.
All levels welcome, including beginners. Join us at training every Wednesday at 8:00pm.
ASK ABOUT JOINING →The archive is full of friends and families cheering from the sidelines. Contact the club for the next fixture and come meet the community.
GET THE MATCH DETAILS →From tag days to shared meals, the Dogos story extends beyond the match. Follow the club’s channels for current gatherings and ways to take part.
MEET THE THIRD HALF →Find the club on the map and plan your journey. Coming to training or a match? Check the session or fixture details with the club before you set off.
GET DIRECTIONS ↗Open in Google Maps ↗Updated with the club’s photo archive and original WEB materials, 29 October 2026. This independently created site concept draws on public sources and is not an official club website. Current competition information is embedded from Leinster Rugby. Training details should be confirmed with the club.
Club archive sources: WEB / Home text, Our Story, 3rd Half, original welcome message, The Dogo and the 2017/18 recruitment poster. Gallery: Pics, Ardee, Blitz Tallaght Ravens and Roscrea. Historical details are presented as archive material.