Our Careers Department has just launched a NEW Weekly CEIAG Bulletin. Throughout their educational journey at Enniskillen Royal Grammar School, we aim to help all our pupils to explore, develop, and shape their futures in order to find and take their place in local, regional, national and global communities. This weekly publication will allow parents/guardians toRead more
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We are delighted to see the re start of Chess Club in school. Initially on the CC site for year 10 with plans to roll out to other years in the near future. If you are interested, contact the library for the GC code to find out more.Read more
Enniskillen 1st XV travelled to Royal School rivals Dungannon on Saturday morning in what is always an eagerly anticipated fixture. The Dungannon team had started their season very brightly, having won all of their matches to date. Dungannon demonstrated this strength from the off against a bus weary ERGS team who were 14-0 after twoRead more
A local show for some of our girls to compete in this week. A long time since the last Drumragh Show! With Covid around, it was a small show with only 4 classes (40cm, 60cm, 80cm and 90cm). Just two of our girls were free to compete, so that meant Individuals rather than Teams. BothRead more
Enniskillen Royal Boat Club held their first Fours Head of the River on Saturday with 86 crews entered for the 2 races. Race 1 was won by NUIG and the crew were presented with the Amanda McManus Memorial Trophy by Amanda’s family. ERBC won the Junior Four and the Junior quad categories. Race 2 wasRead more
Odd Socks Day marks the start of Anti-Bullying Week and this year it’s taking place on Monday 15th November. Odd Socks Day is designed to be fun! It’s an opportunity to encourage people to express themselves and celebrate their individuality and what makes us all unique! There is no pressure to wear the latest fashionRead more
An amalgamated U14/13 side took on a sizeable Dungannon Royal U14s at Castle Lane this morning. A strong first half performance by Dungannon put the ERGS boys under serious pressure, quickly scoring four tries before the ERGS men managed to switch-on and find their rhythm. This resulted in a well worked score and conversion byRead more
Mixed set of results this morning against local (ish) Royal School rivals Dungannon. 1st XV lost 33-13 2nd XV won 22-0 Medallions won 49-12 U14s lost 31-7 U13 called off due to covid George Gamble received the man of the match award and Between The Bridges, foodhall & deli voucher, stepping up from U13s toRead more
Please be aware that the U14 Football Game orginally scheduled for Monday 15th November has been postponed. A NEW date will be confirmed with all players next week. Mr DicksonRead more
Odd Socks Day marks the start of Anti-Bullying Week and this year it’s taking place on Monday 15th November. Odd Socks Day is designed to be fun! It’s an opportunity to encourage people to express themselves and celebrate their individuality and what makes us all unique! There is no pressure to wear the latest fashionRead more
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Henley Royal Regatta
Enniskillen Royal Boat Club’s two first eights have pre-qualified for Henley Royal Regatta, a remarkable achievement ahead of the world-famous event, which runs from Tuesday 30 June to Sunday 5 July 2026. The boys’ eight of Evan Donaghy, Ryan Topping, Christian Timoney, Andrew Cuthbertson, Luke Bailey, Lorcan Sreenivasan, Cillian Donaghy, Austin Cassidy and cox Abbey Wilson will compete in the prestigious Princess Elizabeth Challenge Cup, one of the junior events on the Henley programme. 32 crews will compete in this event after qualification is finished on Friday.
The girls’ eight of Claire Walsh, Isabella Wright, Naomi Robinson, Clodagh Donaghy, Zara Welsh, Emily Black, Meabh Murphy, Hannah Armstrong and cox Jessica Thompson will compete in the Prince Philip Challenge Trophy, joining a field of 24 crews once the qualification process is complete.
Pre-qualification for Henley is a significant marker of form and consistency, reflecting the strength of the crews’ performances throughout the season. For Enniskillen Royal Boat Club to have both first eights earn places at this level underlines the depth of talent, commitment and preparation within the squad.
The Princess Elizabeth Challenge Cup and the Prince Philip Challenge Trophy are among the most competitive junior events at Henley Royal Regatta, attracting leading crews from across the UK and overseas. The ERBC crews will now turn their focus to producing their best racing on one of the sport’s most iconic stretches of water. The course is 2112 m in length.
The 2 crews have been working towards Henley 2026 since they stared to row in Year 9 and this is the pinnacle of their junior rowing careers.
It will be a very special week for the Donaghy family as Clodagh Donaghy who is only 15 will race in ERBC’S Girls' eight, her brother Cillian will be racing in ERBC’s Boys' eight and their older brother Odhran who also rowed at ERBC as a junior will race in The Silver Goblets and Nickalls' Challenge Cup with Taurus BC
Mr Holland, Head Coach at ERBC is incredibly proud of the rowers who have worked so hard to get to this point and he is looking forward to a great week of racing at Henley Royal. The Draw will take place in Henley Townhall this Saturday afternoon when both crews will find out who they will face in the First Round. It is a knock out competition, Mr Holland says that they will take each day as it comes knowing that each stage is going to be tough no matter what.
A fantastic day at CC for Sports Day 2026. Great levels of participation and a superb atmosphere as we all enjoyed the sunshine.
Results for the day are:
Benaughlin 🥇
Belmore & Trien joint 🥈
Cuilcagh🥉
Stay posted for tomorrow’s final House point calculations and this year’s House Cup winners.
Tennis Results
ERGS 2 – 4 Strathearn
Our junior girls were defeated 4-2 by Strathearn A in the final. The Strathearn team proved just a little too strong on the day. While some of the matches were closely contested, overall Strathearn were the stronger side this year.
The girls can be very proud of their efforts in reaching the final and represented the school with great determination and sportsmanship throughout the competition.
Well done, girls, on an excellent season, and congratulations to Strathearn on their victory. 🎾👏