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Old Belvedere
Old Belvedere is a senior rugby club in Dublin, Ireland, based at Anglesea Road and playing in Division 1A of the All-Ireland League. Old Belvedere R.F.C. was founded in 1930. Originally an exclusive club for past pupils of Belvedere College the club became 'open' to all players on 22 April 1976.
==Great players==
In March 1948, Karl Mullen, as captain and hooker, led Ireland to unprecedented heights, when not only the Triple Crown and Championship were won, but also for the first time in Irish rugby history, the Grand Slam was won. Also in the Ireland pack was Des O’Brien who accumulated 20 Ireland caps in his career. In March 1949, again under Mullen’s captaincy the Triple Crown was retained.
In 1955, Tony O'Reilly, less than 12 months after playing in the Leinster Schools Senior Cup Final against Blackrock College, and then a member of Old Belvedere R.F.C., won his first international cap. A remarkable career had commenced which was to cover 16 seasons in international terms and embrace two Lions tours and 29 caps.
Following his outstanding 1979 performances for Ireland in Australia, Ollie Campbell at outhalf orchestrated Ireland’s Triple Crown win in 1982. Campbell also featured on Lions' selections, on tours of South Africa and New Zealand, and was Old Belvedere’s captain in the club’s jubilee year.
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