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Rugby clubs meeting to discuss IRFU's return to play roadmap
Rugby clubs meeting to discuss IRFU's return to play roadmap
Irish Rugby’s roadmap is currently in the Covid-19 Safety Planning Stage which means neither training nor playing is permitted while access to clubhouses is for “essential work only”.

Tue, 02 Jun, 2020

Charity clash sees rugby’s historic return to Markets Field
Charity clash sees rugby’s historic return to Markets Field

Rugby’s return to Markets Field after 58 years was originally fixed for the Charity Cup final between Young Munster and Garryowen on October 21 but the tragic passing of Anthony Foley five days before put that historic game firmly on standby.

Thu, 15 Dec, 2016

Anthony Foley: Ireland’s warrior lies in repose with an emperor
Anthony Foley: Ireland’s warrior lies in repose with an emperor

Anthony Foley would be impressed.

Fri, 21 Oct, 2016

Bandon Grammar School face tough Rockwell test in Munster Schools Senior Cup
Reigning champions Rockwell have been drawn to meet Bandon Grammar School in the first round of the Munster Schools Senior Cup in January. 

Thu, 26 Nov, 2015

Hard work pays off for Newcastle West as quality finally rises to top in Munster
Hard work pays off for Newcastle West as quality finally rises to top in Munster

Years of patient hard work and dedication came to fruition at Thomond Park on Sunday when a group of Limerick teenagers from Newcastle West, Shanagolden and Abbeyfeale combined to win the Munster Youths U18 title for the first time.

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