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Please join us to celebrate a very special evening in honour of the OMRFC and the First XV's great success!

Chris Kelly, the new President of the Old Millhillians Club, will host the evening; he was Pesident of the RFU when the last dinner was held in November 2018. In addition to bringing together the whole OM rugby community, we have invited the MHS Tour Parties from 1983, 1985, 1988, 1990 and 1993 to make the occasion even more special. 

Set in the heart of London, Merchant Taylors’ Hall was built in the 14th century. This extraordinary Grade I listed venue combines timeless elegance with a long history of fine hospitality.This dinner will be held in the Great Hall which pre-dates the Great Fire of London and has been used for over 700 years of fine dining, balls, and large receptions.The three metre high stained glass windows flood the Hall with natural light and the lofty ceilings offer grandeur and space.

Led by Executive Chef Selvamani Muthusamy, Merchant Taylors chefs and catering team will create an exquisite three course using the best of local and British produce.To pair the wines served with your dinner, Company Butler Keith Thornberry and his front of house team offer their own expertise.

The OMRFC was founded in 1878, In that time the Club has produced:

4 British and Irish Lions
9 England Internationals
2 Scotland Internationals
1 Wales International
4 Presidents of the RFU 
Oxford and Cambridge Blues

For most of its history it has been a club of national significance. It has enjoyed a couple of Golden Ages, in particular the late 1920’s/ early 1930’s when almost every player was either an International, had a Blue or a County cap, and again into the 1950’s and 1960’s.

Names such as Alexander Todd, Wilf Sobey, Roger Spong, Johnny Williams and Jim Roberts, were all household names in their day.

Today we are a very modern Club still playing excellent rugby at Headstone Lane. Driven by a core group of OMs

We can't wait to welcome you all to Merchant Taylors' Hall.