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2010–11 Leinster Rugby season
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The 2010–11 Leinster Rugby season was Leinster's tenth competing in the Celtic League, alongside which they competed in the 2010–11 Heineken Cup. The Leinster 'A' team competed in the British and Irish Cup for their second season.
Leinster reached the 2011 Celtic League Grand Final in Thomond Park, Limerick against Munster, after finishing 2nd in the league format & beating Ulster in the semi-finals, however Leinster were beaten by Munster who had won the league twice before. In the Heineken Cup, Leinster finished top of their pool which consisted of Clermont Auvergne, Racing Metro and Saracens. Leinster beat Leicester Tigers in the quarter-finals & Stade Toulousain in the semi-finals. Leinster beat Northampton Saints in the 2011 Heineken Cup Final in the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff to win the Heineken Cup for their second time. The Leinster 'A' team were beaten by the Bedford Blues in the British & Irish Cup Quarter-Finals.
Isa Nacewa was player of the year.
Squad
Coaching and Management team
Head coach Michael Cheika left at the end of 2009–10, after 5 seasons with the province. He was replaced by former Clermont backs coach Joe Schmidt,Leinster statement on new Head Coach Leinster Rugby, 28 December 2009 who joined on a three-year contract. The rest of the coaching team would be announced before the end of the 2009–10 season.
Position Name Nationality Head & Defence Coach Joe Schmidt NZL New Zealand Forwards Coach Jono Gibbes New Zealand New Zealand Scrum Coach Greg Feekhttps://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/sport/2010/0617/1224272699112.html Schmidt's reign begins The Irish Times 21 October 2012 20 February 2020 https://web.archive.org/web/20121021064826/http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/sport/2010/0617/1224272699112.html dead New Zealand New Zealand Backs Coach TBA Skills & Kicking Coach Richie Murphy Ireland rugby union Ireland Chief Executive Mick DawsonIreland rugby union Ireland Team Manager Guy EasterbyIreland rugby union Ireland Physiotherapist James AllenIreland rugby union Ireland Strength & Conditioning Coach Chris DennisIreland rugby union Ireland Chief Scout Guy EasterbyIreland rugby union Ireland Baggage Master Patrick Moloi Botswana Botswana
Playing Squad 2010/2011
IRE rugby union HK John Fogarty
IRE rugby union HK Jason Harris-Wright
RSA HK Richardt Strauss
IRE rugby union PR Cian Healy
IRE rugby union PR Jack McGrath
IRE rugby union PR Ronan McCormack
IRE rugby union PR Mike Ross
RSA PR Heinke van der Merwe
Cook Islands PR Stan Wright
IRE rugby union LK Leo Cullen c
SCO LK Nathan Hines
ARG LK Mariano Galarza
IRE rugby union LK Trevor Hogan
IRE rugby union LK Ed O'Donoghue
IRE rugby union LK Eoin Sheriff
IRE rugby union LK Devin Toner
IRE rugby union FL Shane Jennings
IRE rugby union FL Kevin McLaughlin
IRE rugby union FL Seán O'Brien
IRE rugby union FL Rhys Ruddock
IRE rugby union FL Paul Ryan
IRE rugby union FL Dominic Ryan
IRE rugby union N8 Jamie Heaslip
IRE rugby union N8 Stephen Keogh
IRE rugby union SH Isaac Boss
IRE rugby union SH Paul O'Donohoe
IRE rugby union SH Eoin Reddan
AUS FH Shaun Berne
IRE rugby union FH Johnny Sexton
IRE rugby union FH Ian Madigan
IRE rugby union CE Gordon D'Arcy
IRE rugby union CE Fergus McFadden
IRE rugby union CE Brendan Macken
IRE rugby union CE Brian O'Driscoll
IRE rugby union CE Eoin O'Malley
IRE rugby union WG Luke Fitzgerald
IRE rugby union WG Shane Horgan
IRE rugby union WG Simon Keogh
IRE rugby union WG David Kearney
FIJ WG Isa Nacewa
IRE rugby union FB Andrew Conway
IRE rugby union FB Rob Kearney
IRE rugby union FB Niall Morris
Bold indicates full international capped played.
In for 2010–11
IRE rugby union Isaac Boss (from Ulster)
ARG Mariano Galarza (from Universitario de La Plata)
IRE rugby union Ed O'Donoghue (from Ulster)
RSA Heinke van der Merwe (from Golden Lions)
Promoted from the Leinster Academy
IRE rugby union Niall Moris
IRE rugby union Andrew Conway
IRE rugby union Brendan Macken
IRE rugby union Jack McGrath
IRE rugby union Eoin Sherrif
IRE rugby union Paul Ryan
IRE rugby union Dominic Ryan
IRE rugby union Rhys Ruddock
IRE rugby union Ian Madigan
Out for 2010–11
IRE rugby union Malcolm O'Kelly (retiring)
IRE rugby union Girvan Dempsey (retiring)
ARG Mariano Galarza to Pampas XV
IRE rugby union Bernard Jackman (retiring)https://www.irishexaminer.com/sport/rugby/arid-30459071.html Van der Linde, Jackman and Keane to leave Leinster 25 May 2010
IRE rugby union Chris Keane
RSA rugby union CJ van der Linde to Cheetahshttps://www.irishexaminer.com/sport/rugby/arid-30459210.html Van der Linde signs for Cheetahs 26 May 2010
Celtic League
Table
TeamPldWDLPFPAPDTFTATry bonusLosing bonusPts 1 IRE rugby union Munster 21 18 0 3 474 321 +153 41 22 5 2 79 2 IRE rugby union Leinster 21 14 1 6 457 333 +124 46 25 4 3 65 3 IRE rugby union Ulster 21 14 1 6 460 405 +55 41 34 3 2 63 4 WAL Cardiff Blues 21 13 1 7 456 354 +102 35 29 3 3 60 5 WAL Ospreys 21 11 1 9 541 408 +133 56 28 6 7 59 6 WAL Scarlets 21 11 1 9 465 430 +35 45 41 4 7 57 7 WAL Newport Gwent Dragons 21 10 1 10 431 442 −11 46 46 3 3 48 8 SCO Edinburgh 21 9 0 12 415 429 −14 39 41 2 5 43 9 IRE rugby union Connacht 21 7 1 13 388 437 −49 32 40 3 6 39 10 ITA Benetton Treviso 21 8 0 13 343 496 −153 26 58 0 2 34 11 SCO Glasgow Warriors 21 6 1 14 398 505 −107 33 44 1 6 33 12 ITA Aironi 21 1 0 20 237 505 −268 20 52 0 7 11Correct as of 30 April 2011
Fixtures
3 September 2010 19:05 Glasgow Warriors SCO 22 – 19 Report IRE rugby union Leinster Firhill Stadium 2,879 Tim Hayes
11 September 2010 18:30 Leinster IRE rugby union 34 – 23 Report WAL Cardiff Blues RDS Arena 15,890 Andy Macpherson
18 September 2010 19:05 Benetton Treviso ITA 29 – 13 Report IRE rugby union Leinster Stadio di Monigo 5,000 Peter Allan
24 September 2010 19:05 Edinburgh SCO 32 – 24 Report IRE rugby union Leinster Murrayfield 2,923 Tim Hayes
2 October 2010 19:30 Leinster IRE rugby union 13 – 9 Report IRE rugby union Munster Aviva Stadium 50,645 J Garces
30 October 2010 18:05 Leinster IRE rugby union 19 – 18 Report SCO Edinburgh RDS Arena 16,786 Carlo Damasco
19 November 2010 19:05 Leinster IRE rugby union 27 – 6 Report WAL Newport Gwent Dragons RDS Arena 10,390 Stefano Penne
28 November 2010 17:00 Ospreys WAL 19 – 15 Report IRE rugby union Leinster Liberty Stadium 4,122 David Wilkinson
3 December 2010 19:05 Scarlets WAL 17 – 17 Report IRE rugby union Leinster Parc y Scarlets 5,142 Nigel Owens
27 December 2010 16:00 Ulster IRE rugby union 13 – 30 Report IRE rugby union Leinster Ravenhill 11,426
1 January 2011 17:30 Leinster IRE rugby union 30 – 8 Report IRE rugby union Connacht RDS Arena 17,136
7 January 2011 Leinster IRE rugby union 15 - 10 Report WAL Ospreys RDS Arena 14,876
10 February 2011 19:05 Leinster IRE rugby union 21 – 16 Report ITA Aironi RDS Arena 9,790 Nigel Owens
19 February 2011 18:30 Cardiff Blues WAL 11 – 3 Report IRE rugby union Leinster Cardiff City Stadium 10,741 Carlo Damasco
25–27 February 2011 19:10 Leinster IRE rugby union 30 – 5 Report ITA Benetton Treviso RDS Arena 10,236 Neil Hennessy
4 March 2011 19:35 Leinster IRE rugby union 26 – 15 Report WAL Scarlets RDS Arena 11,976 Andy Macpherson
27 March 2011 14:30 Newport Gwent Dragons WAL 16 – 26 Report IRE rugby union Leinster Rodney Parade 4,028 Andy MacPherson
2 April 2011 19:30 Munster IRE rugby union 24 – 23 Report IRE rugby union Leinster Thomond Park 25,923 Andrew Small
16 April 2011 Leinster IRE rugby union 36 – 28 Report IRE rugby union Ulster RDS Arena 17,670 Pascal Gauzere
23 April 2011 Aironi ITA 8 – 20 Report IRE rugby union Leinster Stadio Zaffanella Andrew McMenemy
6 May 2011 19:05 Leinster IRE rugby union 38 – 3 Report SCO Glasgow Warriors RDS Arena James Jones
Semi-final
13 May 2011 19:05 Leinster IRE rugby union 18 – 3 Report IRE rugby union Ulster McFadden 25' mFitzgerald 72' c McFadden (1/1) Sexton (2/3) 5', 40' Pienaar (1/1) 62' RDS Arena George Clancy
Final
2011 Celtic League Grand Final
28 May 2011 17:05 Munster IRE rugby union 19 – 9 https://archive.today/20121216103312/http://www.magnersleague.com/matchcentre/7969.php Report IRE rugby union Leinster Howlett 12' cEarls 66' mPenalty try 79' c O'Gara (2/3) Sexton (3/4) 29', 46', 60' Thomond Park 25,822 Nigel Owens
Heineken Cup
Pool table
TeamPWDLTries forTries againstTry diffPoints forPoints againstPoints diffTBLBPtsIRE rugby union Leinster 6 5 0 1 21 9 +12 179 104 +75 3 1 24FRA Clermont 6 4 0 2 14 9 +5 114 94 +20 2 1 19FRA Racing Métro 6 2 0 4 9 17 −8 104 151 −47 0 1 9ENG Saracens 6 1 0 5 9 18 −9 107 155 −48 0 2 6
Fixtures
Pool stage
9 October 2010 13:30 Leinster IRE rugby union 38 – 22 Report FRA Racing Métro 92 O'Brien 30' cKearney 33' mStrauss 48' mHeaslip 62' cMcFadden 79' m Nacewa (2/5) Nacewa (3/4) 4', 28', 38' Vulivuli 55' c Fillol (1/1) Fillol (3/3) 12', 41', 66'Steyn (2/3) 36', 51' RDS Arena, Dublin 17,936 Dave Pearson (England)
16 October 2010 17:45 Saracens ENG 23 – 25 Report IRE rugby union Leinster Goode 12' m Hougaard Hougaard (2/3) 15', 33'Goode (4/4) 55', 62', 68', 74' Sexton 52' c Sexton (1/1) Sexton (6/6) 6', 19', 26', 35', 44', 63' Wembley Stadium, London 45,892 Christophe Berdos (France)
12 December 2010 16:00 ASM Clermont Auvergne FRA 20 - 13 Report IRE rugby union Leinster Malzieu 6' cFloch 53' c Parra (2/2) Parra (2/3) 24', 60' Horgan 3' c Sexton (1/1) Sexton (2/2) 11', 57' Stade Marcel-Michelin, Clermont 16,106 Wayne Barnes (England)
18 December 2010 17:45 Leinster IRE rugby union 24 - 8 Report FRA ASM Clermont Auvergne Healy 7' cHealy 43' cO'Brien 50' c Sexton (3/3) Sexton (1/1) Nalaga 68' m Parra (1/3) Aviva Stadium, Dublin 44,873 Nigel Owens (Wales)
15 January 2011 13:30 Leinster IRE rugby union 43 - 20 Report ENG Saracens O'Brien 6' mD. Ryan (2) 11' c, 37' c McFadden 50' cNacewa 60' cO'Malley 63' c Sexton (5/6) Sexton (1/1) 28' Short 24' cBrown 32' mMordt 80' m Farrell (1/3) Farrell (1/1) 56' RDS Arena, Dublin 18,500 Romain Poite (France)
21 January 2011 21:00 Racing Métro 92 FRA 11 – 36 Report IRE rugby union Leinster Vakatawa 15' m Hernández (2/3) 2', 36' Nacewa 11' cO'Brien 19' cSexton (2) 23' c, 62' mO'Driscoll 68' c Sexton (4/5) Sexton (1/1) 54' Stade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir, Colombes 8,326 Greg Garner (England)
Quarter-final
9 April 2011 18:00 Leinster IRE rugby union 17 – 10 Report ENG Leicester Tigers Nacewa 48' m Sexton (4/4) 3', 15' 36', 73' Hawkins 76' c Flood (1/1) Flood (1/2) 5' Aviva Stadium, Dublin 49,762 Nigel Owens (Wales)
Semi-final
30 April 15:30 (UTC) Leinster IRE rugby union 32 - 23 Report FRA rugby union Toulouse Heaslip 30' c O'Driscoll 59' c Sexton (2/2) 30', 60' Sexton (6/6) 10', 14', 40'+1', 47', 54', 80' Fritz 4' c Picamoles 43' c Skrela (2/2) 5', 45' Skrela (1/2) 37' Bézy (1/1) 75' Skrela (1/1) 11' Aviva Stadium, Dublin 50,073 Dave Pearson (England)
Final
2011 Heineken Cup Final
21 May 2011 17:00 Northampton Saints ENG rugbyunion 22–33 Report IRE rugby union Leinster Dowson 7' cFoden 30' cHartley 39' m Myler (2/3) Myler (1/1) 20' Sexton (2) 43' c, 52' cHines 64' c Sexton (3/3) Sexton (4/5) 13', 35', 56', 60' Millennium Stadium, Cardiff 72,456 Romain Poite (France)
End-of-season awards
The Leinster Rugby Awards ceremony was held at the Burlington Hotel, Dublin, on 7 May 2011. Winners were:
Players' player of the year: Isa Nacewa
Young player of the year: Eoin O'Malley
Hall of Fame: Niall Brophy
Try of the year: Isa Nacewa
Tackle of the year: Dominic Ryan
Club of the year: St Mary's College RFC
Club player of the year: Bevan Duffy, Boyne RFC
Ladies' player of the year: Sinead Ryan, Blackrock College RFC
Ladies' club player of the year: Carmela Morey, Cill Dara RFC
Club public relations officer of the year: Owen Taaffe, Skerries RFC
School of the year: Clongowes Wood College
Special merit school: Newpark Comprehensive School
References
External links
Official website
2010–11
Category:2010–11 Celtic League by team
Category:2010–11 in Irish rugby union
Category:2010–11 Heineken Cup by team