Raiders Awarded National League Licence, Set to Compete in Basketball Ireland’s Domino’s Women’s Division 1

Dublin Raiders Basketball Club is delighted to announce that it has been awarded a National League licence and will compete in Basketball Ireland’s Domino’s Women’s Division One beginning this September.

This achievement marks a major milestone for the club and reflects years of dedicated work in building a strong development pathway for female players. Even more notably, the new team will be the first National League Women’s team to represent the North Wicklow and South Dublin regions, with their home games to be played at Coláiste Ráithín in Bray.

Raiders founder and current Club Chairman, Ed Randolph, described the news as a landmark moment for the club:

“It’s fantastic and great news for Raiders — a historic moment for the club and one which all our younger female players can now aspire to. We’re very proud of our underage structure, with all our girls’ teams competing in Division 1 next season. I believe the National League team will inspire new players to join and give our current members something to work towards.”

Randolph also extended his thanks to Basketball Ireland for the opportunity and encouraged any players interested in trying out for the team to register their interest by emailing admin@dublinraidersbasketball.com

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About Dublin Raiders

Dublin Raiders Basketball was established in 1989 by renowned American basketball player Ed Randolph. Over the years, Dublin Raiders has grown and now provides basketball activities from the age 6 upwards. The club has an academy for younger players, underage teams for both boys and girls, as well as senior men and women teams.

Dublin Raiders Basketball Club is committed to building a strong, inclusive community through basketball.

We provide quality coaching and competitive opportunities for all ages, while promoting values of respect, discipline, and commitment.

Our goal is to inspire healthy, active lifestyles and help players grow both on and off the court.

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Dublin Raiders Basketball Ireland Bronze Award

The Bronze Award is awarded to basketball clubs that have achieved the required levels in relation to good governance and best practice. Dublin Raiders Basketball Club were delighted to receive this award on July 30th 2021 as it recognises the excellent work undertaken by the Club’s Executive Committee in relation to the overall management and welfare of all our members.

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Dublin Raiders are proud to have signed up and committed to the Sport Inclusion Disability Charter.

It is the mission of Dublin Raiders Basketball Club’s Inclusion Policy to support players with a physical, sensory or learning disability to achieve their potential through the game of basketball in a safe and inclusive manner. We are committed to welcoming and including people with disabilities into our Club in both playing and non-playing roles, to the greatest extent we can.

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Dublin Raiders are delighted to have an excellent working relationship with Presentation College Bray, St Josephs of Cluny Killiney, St. Laurence’s Loughlinstown & Rathdown School, who allow us the use of their sports facilities. Dublin Raiders Basketball was established in 1989 by renowned American basketball player Ed Randolph. Over the years, Dublin Raiders has grown and now provides basketball activities from the age 6 upwards. The club has an academy for younger players, underage teams for both boys and girls, as well as senior men and women teams.

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