About the club

Generations in black and gold.

Eden Rugby has been part of the Sandringham and Mt Eden community since 1922, a true neighbourhood club at Gribblehirst Park.

Our story

From Cabbage Tree Swamp to Gribblehirst Park, the home of Eden since 1922.

If you remember Cabbage Tree Swamp, just off Sandringham Road and within a stone's throw of Eden Park, you would have to be 80 years of age, or older. The area had been originally owned by a Mr Gribble and Mr Hirst and was given by them to the local council in the 1920s. During the late 20s the swamp was reclaimed and turned into a sports field and naturally enough named Gribblehirst Park. In 1930 it became the home ground of the Eden Rugby Football Club, although their headquarters remained at 12 Parrish Road, a street running off Sandringham Road opposite Gribblehirst Park.

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A club life member presenting the cup to an Eden Rugby player
One generation handing the silverware to the next, the club since 1922.
Eden Rugby old boys watching on from the stand

Old boys

The old boys never really leave.

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